Fine Homebuilding Issue #327 Online Highlights
Check out online highlights from issue #327 of Fine Homebuilding magazine.
Here are the online extras from Fine Homebuilding’s November 2024 Issue #327:
On page 8 of issue #327, we featured a number of online videos, articles, and discussions and urged readers to check them out. Here are links to all of them:
| Online Extra: Window Sash 101 In this selection of tips and how-to articles, learn how to assemble, restore, paint, and repair window sashes. Check out the full article here. |
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Ambassadors: Baseboard Glue-Up On the @finehomebuilding Instagram, Casey Knips shows how to secure baseboard with adhesive when it can’t be nailed to the nearest studs. |
| Shared on Social Media: Flashing Awareness Day We celebrated #InternationalFlashingAwarenessDay on the @finehomebuilding Instagram with some impressive flashing details, including this project from mason John Carroll. He recommends building and flashing a chimney cricket to divert rainwater. |
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Heard on the Podcast: Roof-Deck Insulation In this FHB Podcast Segment, the crew chats about installing roof insulation over closed-cell spray foam. Check it out here. |
| As Seen on Video: A Closer Look at Air-to-Water Heat Pumps In a follow-up to Josh Salinger’s video about air-to-water heat pumps, Ben Bogie explains how the indoor, wall-mounted fan coil units heat and cool the air. Watch the full video here. |
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From the Forum: Who Makes the Best Long-Sleeved Work Shirt?
Hop onto the forum to chime in or to ask your own building questions. |
Check out more from Fine Homebuilding Issue #326.
Fine Homebuilding Recommended Products
8067 All-Weather Flashing Tape
Available in 2- to 12-in. widths, this is a good general-purpose flashing tape that sticks well to most things. It features a two-piece release paper, water-shedding layers, and good UV resistance.
Handy Heat Gun
This heat gun is great for drying joint compound, primer and paint when patching drywall and plaster walls. Plus it can soften adhesive, get a very cold small engine to start, and shrink heat-shrink tubing.
Reliable Crimp Connectors
These reliable, high-quality connectors from Wirefy work on 10-22-gauge wire have heat-shrink insulation to keep out water and road salt.
