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The Pros and Cons of a Panelized House
Homes built with panels appeal to home buyers and builders alike, but do they make financial sense?
Lightweight Miter Clamps
Preassemble trim with cam-action miter clamps for strong joints from VACPAD. Lightweight and plastic, these clamps are easier to use on location.
Line Set Re-Boot
Prevent water infiltration and pests with a 2-in. Oatey plastic/rubber flashing. Seal your AC line set easily for a protected home.
Alex Meaney, HVAC Design Trainer and Consultant
Alex Meaney teaches HVAC contractors to design and install better HVAC systems using software.
Wood Lintels with Masonry Cladding
Learn how to install wood lintels with a steel lintel on top. Find out the best type of wood to use, proper installation, and flashing techniques.
Smooth Drywall Skim Coats
The Level5 Skimming Blade is a lightweight and versatile tool for achieving smooth and consistent drywall finishes.
Better Thinset Bond Over Plywood Subfloor
Install uncoupling membranes over plywood subfloor properly with this technique. Spritz plywood with water using a garden sprayer for consistent coverage.
Understanding Larsen Trusses
Hanging a truss outside a stick-framed wall is an old idea that hangs in with modern materials, building science, and energy-efficiency goals.
Building Confidence, Community, and Inclusive Trades
Carpenter Kerri Gaffett reflects on tackling tradework independently and learning how to work with the physics of your body.
Time-Saving Supply Valves
HoldRite Outlet Boxes simplify the process of installing water lines.

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