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Revealed: Who's Behind Those Superhuman Job-Site Videos
4 commentsYou won't believe your eyes when you watch these latest videos from YouTube that show superhuman tricks on the job site. Also, find out who's behind these viral videos.
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Making the Mona Lisa... with a Pneumatic Nailer
More superhuman job-site skills: This time, watch a guy make a mural with a pneumatic naiiler.
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Radon! Now Playing in a Home Near You!
3 commentsRadon is the second-leading cause of lung cancer in the U.S., accounting for more than 20,000 cases a year, according to the EPA.
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Stop Burning Money and Walk Away From Your Mortgage
51 commentsFor people who owe more than their house is worth, this is an option out. But, is it right? Join the debate.
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More fun than digging a new footing
1 commentA funny new website highlights innovative home repair
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Tape Measure Techniques You Won't Learn in Fine Homebuilding
10 commentsSuperhuman tape measure skills caught on tape
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Another Way to Cross Cut 2x4s
5 commentsMore job-site Kung Fu from YouTube for your entertainment only: the circular saw blade as throwing star.
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Oceanfront Apartment Building to Become Part of Ocean
3 commentsEroding cliffs along the California coastline near the sleepy town of Pacifica forces tenants to evacuate. Who's the wiseguy who thought this was a good place to build an apartment building anyway?
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2009 In Review: 5 Most Dangerous Home Building Videos
4 commentsDon't try this at home. Catch the five most nail-biting home building videos from the year past.
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How to Paint Fiber-Cement Siding
Painter Jim Lacey shares some tips for caulking and painting fiber-cement siding. read more
Caution: Hard Hat Area
Why is it that we all love to gawk at other people's stupidity and idiocracy? Because it's fun, that's why.
Caution: Hard Hat Area is a blog from FineHomebuilding.com that highlights dangerous and ill-conceived acts of home building.
