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A mix of modern and traditional methods of joinery and assembly creates an engineered timber frame that goes up fast.

An aerial tour of this New Urbanism development near Louisville, Kentucky, highlights the focus on building a comfortable home in harmony with its neighborhood.

One podcast listener wonders if he should jack up his drooping joists or if he can just create a flat floor using tapered sleepers over the old subfloor.

The Director of Innovation from this manufacturer of moisture-management products talks about how getting feedback from customers is an essential to making materials that meet today's home-building needs.

The Fine Homebuilding editors talk to the CEO and sales director of this world-renowned 130-year-old manufacturer of high-quality measuring equipment about why the simple spirit level is still popular in a world of lasers and digital displays.

The Fine Homebuilding editors chat with Caleb about how his family business made the transition from a traditional stair parts supplier to a leading manufacturer of custom metal floating stairs and modern railing systems.

Plywood and ripped-down studs provide solid backing to create drywall arches.

Save time and materials when stripping painted wood by figuring out the ideal wait time and application thickness before tackling the entire job.

Editors Justin Fink and Andy Engel layout and set posts, and assemble new fence panels

Editors Justin Fink and Andy Engel lay out and set posts, and assemble new fence panels