John Carroll says that a Big Foot beam saw fitted with their 75-degree swing table is just the ticket for cutting accurate acute bevels in 2-by lumber.
How John Carroll replaced a standard 5-foot tub with a smaller tiled shower and built-in bench.
John Carroll explains how to read that obscure scale hidden in plain sight on the tongue of your framing square.
John Carroll is on the home stretch of a 20-year odyssey to transform the crawlspace beneath his house into a full basement.
Hidden in the rafter table is the base, altitude, and hypotenuse for 34 different right triangles; John Carroll lays out how to use these numbers to frame a roof.
