Lumber and Sheet Goods

by Peter Heelan

by Mike Guertin

by Daniel S. Morrison

Don't replace the whole board; cut out the damage and make a perfect patch by John Michael Davis

Simple shapes let ordinary sidewall shingles take flight by Mike Guertin

by Mike Guertin

Good masonry work blocks most rainwater, and proper flashing details expel what does get through by Douglas R. Stieve

A little math and a shop-made router template give classical curves to plywood box columns by Scott Wynn

Made from cast concrete, so-called phony stone is good looking, affordable and easy to work with, but best of all, gravity is not required by Vladimir Popovac

by Roe A. Osborn

A molding head on a radial-arm saw shapes the coves, and plywood forms support the moldings by Barrie Graham

How a seasoned crew uses a story pole and an efficient work sequence to install this traditional siding by Rick Arnold, Mike Guertin

by Brian J. Doherty

by Roe A. Osborn