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Carpentry

  • Tomorrow’s Professionals Strut Their Stuff at SkillsUSA Championships

    Nearly 5,800 contestants compete, but leading home builders are conspicuous by their absence.

     
  • Boom looming: retirement is no panacea for a cohort just turning 65

    The Associated Press' Dave Carpenter reports on how the disappearance of pensions, the failure to save, the underperformance of 401(k) programs, and the deflation in housing will hit baby boomers on the verge of retirement: Hard.

     
  • Built-Ins Add Value to New Homes

    Want to design houses that work smarter, not harder? Consider including built-in storage, which adds value and appeal for buyers.

     
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    Rolling Trades' Portable Carpentry Workshop

    Portable Carpentry Workshop allows easy workstation set up.

     
  • Ohio Program Connects Students With Construction Careers

    Former Drees Homes employee Anne Mitchell developed the curriculum, which highlights the math, science, and other skills required by builders, architects, and subcontractors.

     
  • New Jersey Carpenters Sue D.R. Horton

    Union alleges that the builder, in cahoots with a local subcontractor, misclassified workers to avoid taxes.

     
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    Basic Training

    “I definitely found the teaching of future contractors, and the passing on of my military knowledge to future military leaders, personally rewarding,” McWilliams says. “Had it not been for the Seabees, who extended my basic vocational school training in carpentry into many general areas, and the...

     
  • Hands-on Fiction

    Can carpentry and home renovation serve as a metaphor for rebuilding your life? That's the premise of Mark Clement's new novel, The Carpenter's Notebook. Clement, a first-time novelist and a fellow editor at Hanley Wood, hopes the book will appeal to the wide do-it-yourself movement, while...

     
  • Connecticut Carpenters Strike

    Some 3,000 carpenters across the state went on strike Wednesday morning after contract negotiations with general contractors broke down. The walkout will affect hundreds job sites around the state.

     
 
 

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