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21 articles and videos with everything you need to know about incorporating metal into an industry that has been historically dominated by wood-based building materials.

Matt, Rob, and Kiley discuss the best exterior sealants, how to take apart a tub drain, and how to insulate existing walls with fiberboard sheathing and a vapor barrier.

Browse this collection of reader-submitted shortcuts for laying out framing, trim, cabinetry, fences, and more.

Make a simple jig from scrap wood to make safe, easy cuts at angles greater than 45 degrees with your compound miter saw or chop saw.

FHB’s Facebook followers share their favorite problem-solving tools. Listener questions lead to interesting discussion on radiant barriers, orphaned water heaters, building repairability, and WRBs.

What’s the right book for learning home maintenance? How to properly insulate a garage ceiling? How can you improve the comfort of a big house with a one-zone heating and air-conditioning system? Is it okay to vent a dryer into a garage?

Designed to be erected in a day, this shed for storing firewood uses readily available materials and basic tools.

A drywall screw acts as an adjustable shim for making tight inside corners on trim.

Electrical-wire sheathing makes a great extension for fitting into tight places with your compressor's air nozzle.

A PVC-pipe sleeve adds length to a handle to make nail pulling easier.