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The Indispensible Rafter Square
Modern versions of this compact framing-layout tool strive to improve on the iconic original.
Installing Frameless Kitchen Cabinets
Full overlay doors and tight reveals on Euro-style cabinets means everything has to be perfect, even if the space is not.
Drywall Measuring and Marking Tools
Tape measures, a couple of squares, and a scriber are the basic tools you'll need to lay out your cuts.
Easier Inside Measurements
Use a measuring block to to get accurate dimensions in hard-to-reach corners.
Ceiling-Light Locator
Dig out insulation and inspect for obstructions before cutting the hole.
Pitch Block for Stair Stringers
An alternative method for laying out stairs without a framing square.
Better T-bevel Angle Gauge
The Shinwa No. 780 Sliding Bevel Gauge has several smart features that make it more durable and more convenient to use than typical angle-measuring tools.
How to Install Built-up Crown Molding
Use these time-tested design principles and basic carpentry techniques to create beautiful layered crown and cornice trim details that will dress up any room in your house.
Avoiding Numbers When Building or Remodeling a Home
"Mark your work in place whenever possible" is just one of several tips seasoned carpenter Scott McBride offers in this guide to measuring more efficiently and accurately on the job site.
Tying in an Addition to an Existing Home
Use these tips and tricks to match new floor heights to old and get everything square.

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