Safety - Page 5 of 24

A variety of site-made and store-bought accessories increase cut quality and decrease chance of injury.

Solar PV now has a solid footing in the residential market, and the building codes have caught up—here's what you need to know.

Lifting material into the air requires enormous power from tools such as wall jacks, telehandlers, and giant cranes—but these machines come with limitations and safety restrictions.

This leading resource for navigating and understanding the complex, layered, and sometimes tedious rules for building safety and performance is now included in Fine Homebuilding's online membership.

Make cleaner cuts and prevent dangerous kickback with this handy tablesaw accessory.

The Fine Homebuilding editors discuss some upcoming articles about building sheds and installing custom metal stairs before addressing listener questions about insulation upgrades, environmentally responsible transportation, and more.

Mike and his apprentice Addison Oliveira stop by the Fine Homebuilding studio for a chat with Patrick about getting started in the trades, advancements in construction over the past few decades, job-site safety, and more.

Learn how a sleeping room is legally defined and what sort of egress openings are mandated by building codes.

Several frustrated homeowners ask the Fine Homebuilding editors to suggest the best course of action for some common DIY dilemmas.

Building codes dictate specific height and spacing measurements for receptacles and switches. Learn what the most common dimensions are and why.