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Templating Techniques for Countertops and Floating Shelves
Fit finished parts into tricky spaces, with no gaps and no risk.
Speed Square Hacks
Modification of this measuring tool can make it useful for marking cabinet reveals or creating a pattern for exposed deck screws.
Measure Odd Trim Angles
An angled piece of scrap can help get fast and consistent measurements.
Non-Permanent Markers
Sometimes you want to clearly mark something, but also easily wipe it away when done.
Measuring Tools For Pin-Point Accuracy
STABILA announces new additions to its line of tapes and levels.
Fitting Out-of-Level Prehung Doors
Use these two methods for measuring and cutting to install a door when the floor isn't level.
Drawer Slides for Every Budget
Undermount, soft-close slides are a cabinetmaker's dream, but lower-cost options can be reliable when installed with care.
Try the Metric System for Faster Measurements
Whole numbers can be easier to manage than fractions, especially when math is involved.
10 Essentials for Quality Trim Carpentry
Remodeler Tyler Grace lays out a handful of tips, tricks, and principles that will help you become the best finish carpenter that you can be.
Shop-Accurate On-Site Setup
Best for high-level production work, the Cut Hub work system yields accurate cuts and increased productivity with components built to last.

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