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12 Tips on Ordering and Installing IKEA Cabinets - Part 2

Olitch, Blogger, book author, one of the first FHB editors | April 6th, 2013

Homeowners can save by assembling prefab cabinets. If the layout is complex or the space is irregular, however, hire a pro to install them.

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A recent complete remodel along Lake Michigan

Mikebelz, member | April 4th, 2013

This project involved a complete gutting of the interior and a reshaping of the exterior. We opened up the first floor by moving the stairs and defining the rooms with the ceiling details. We added a...

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Kitchen

Melfallen, member | April 4th, 2013

This is one of the newest kitchens from Norton Homes! It's beautiful I can't wait to have one of my own one day!

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Carpenter's Introduction to 3D Modelling

TheTimberTailor, member | February 25th, 2013

Are you intimidated by 3D modelling? Get past your initial hesitation and frustration by beginning with some basics. Begin your 3D apprenticeship by building a hundred horses.

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bath fish walls

the craftsman, member | February 9th, 2013

built off site and laminated on to the wall and cabinet is over toilet the circle got an applied mirror

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bath window

the craftsman, member | February 9th, 2013

36" round bath window

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Balcony / Library Ladder that can be stored in a horizontal position.

CabinetmakerJerry, member | February 6th, 20131 comment

This is what I call a "balcony ladder". It is similar to the library ladders of old. The hinge is made from 2" brass rail parts. The steps are held in place with 1/4" solid brass rod that is...

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Undoing the Dings of Life

Olitch, Blogger, book author, one of the first FHB editors | January 18th, 20132 comments

A true story, a clever solution and a tool that few carpenters carry on their belts.

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Hidden Doors, Secret Rooms, and the Hardware that makes it possible!

Matt Risinger, Blogger | January 18th, 20135 comments

Everyone loves a house with hidden door or secret rooms, but these are tricky details to pull off successfully. Here are a few of my recent projects with hidden doors and my favorite hardware to accomplish these works of craftsmanship.

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Loft Bed Work Station

Archispeak, member | January 18th, 2013

The loft bed allows your child to utilize the space below for other uses. Some will have it as a play area where you could also install curtains for a private space. This unit was built with a play...

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Screened In Porch Addition

Archispeak, member | January 18th, 20131 comment

Most screened porches are too small for one to thoroughly enjoy the space. With an adequate size the porch becomes a living room to the great outside. In season, this room is used more the the living...

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Claw Foot Bath Tub = Up Dated Bathroom

vanstonew, member | January 14th, 2013

This remolded / updated bathroom started with the claw foot tub that my friend gave me. The claw foot tub was bigger than the old tub, so I had to redsign the bathroom (this is my house) in order to...

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Facade renovation

Vertigo2896, member | January 9th, 20131 comment

This was a full facelift on a house other we just finished 3 weeks ago

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Generations

R_Laws, member | December 14th, 20121 comment

I wrote a little essay about an experience I had while my first grandson was arriving. I thought you all might like it.

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Estate Home Project, 7500 sq. ft. on two acres with pool

CelticCustoms, member | November 28th, 20121 comment

The main house has a wine cellar, media room, marble flooring, custom trimwork, plasterwork, and custom cabinets throughout. Exterior is stucco and stone with wood windows, copper facia and copper...

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Master Carpenter Videos: Showcasing Today's Most-Talented Craftspeople

ChuckB, senior editor | October 26th, 20121 comment

In the following video series and accompanying feature articles, each talented craftsperson demonstrates how to build one of their signature projects and shares the tricks they've learned from their many years in their trade.

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Philadelphia Society Hill Brownstone remodel - including 11 layered Crown

7thLakeCarpentry, member | September 6th, 2012

This was a brownstone remodel in Society Hill, Philadelphia. The project required extreme precision, with no room for error as the materials could not be replaced relatively easily, (custom made for...

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Building A Modern Craftsman Staircase

Matt Risinger, Blogger | August 20th, 20124 comments

Building an exposed stringer staircase with reclaimed Long Leaf Pine is the job for a Master Carpenter. See my carpenter Darryl build this modern detailed staircase in a 1920's house my company remodeled.

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Douglas Fir Stained Siding - How To Details For Enduring Beauty

Matt Risinger, Blogger | August 7th, 20126 comments

I was back to do a one year service call on this guest house my company built a year ago, and I was struck by the beauty of the Doug Fir Siding. It looked as good as the day we installed it. In this video I'll tell you the How To tips to ensure your wood stained siding has beauty that endures.

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