Hardware

This time-saver helps to turn slabs into ready-to-hang doorsby Paul Levine

Loose-tenon joinery and applied moldings keep door construction simple and strongby Paul Levine

Whether the door is new or old, Tucker Windover's technique produces a perfectly aligned door that closes properly and stays closed when you want it toby Tucker Windover

Easy adjustments to screws, mortises and hinges on interior doors contribute to a perfect fitby Tucker Windover

An inside look at which construction details are most durable, what hardware is worth paying for, and why inside corners don’t have to be dead zonesby Scott Gibson

Door hardware and cabinet pulls that emulate the beauty of natureby Jennifer Stimpson

If you're ordering and assembling something from Ikea, here's how to do it with as few snags as possibleby Scott Gibson

Door-catch mechanism choice comes down to aesthetics, function, and costby William Duckworth

Seven creative cabinetmakers show what a small shop can do that a cabinet factory can'tby Charles Bickford

Site-built shear walls help a building with large openings to stand up to high windsby John Spier

The Evo System, an aluminum frame-and-track setup that hangs on a series of railsby Justin Fink

Quick align hinge shimsby Justin Fink

New and noteworthy staff picks from the 2007 International Builders' Show

New and noteworthy staff picks from the 2007 International Builders' Show

Changing the setup of router bits is the key to quick window constructionby T.H. Richards

Links to manufacturers' Web sites mentioned in Fine Homebuilding's Kitchens & Baths 2006 issueby Fine Homebuilding Editors

A smart design, a few jigs, and some tactical advice will maximize output and minimize mistakesby Sven Hanson

With common-sense wiring and the right hardware, you can replace an existing light fixture with a breeze in almost any room in the houseby Clifford A. Popejoy

The keys to a successful installation are careful layout and sharp toolsby Tom O'Brien