JLC Archive; 21 years of Journal of Light Construction Archive (1986-2006) 10th edition

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The Journal of Light Construction

NOTE - this is the 1986 - 2007, 11th Edition (22 yrs of Journal of Light Construction Archive on DVD, not a CD ROM). One original DVD and installation instructions. One owner, from personal collection, everything in like new condition. In US, ships with Delivery Confirmation and Insurance at no extra charge.

The Journal of Light Construction; 11th Edition edition (2007)

Build Fast. Build Well. Discover how to plan and complete your custom projects using high-volume production carpentry techniques and tools. You ll work faster, waste less, and maintain your reputation for high-quality work. This brand-new book from The Journal of Light Construction is written by veteran builders who have mastered the art of building fast and building well. You ll learn their job-proven approaches to every phase of carpentry, from setting the sills to coping crown molding. You ll also see how to use a host of innovative materials and techniques that will enable you to do custom work at reasonable prices. - Framing Layout Rules of Thumb - Gang-Cutting Rafters - Assembling Truss Roofs on the Ground - Fast Framing with Panelized Walls - Fast-Tracking a Second-Story Addition - Custom Porches, Production Pace - Finish Carpentry, Production Style - Fast, Accurate Interior Trim - Installing Framed Cabinets - Installing Manufactured Stairs - Prefinished Hardwood Flooring - And much more! Speed, quality, value. Put it all together with The JLC Guide to Production Carpentry.

The JLC Guide to Production Carpentry

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Home Improvement & Design

Tiling is one of the most popular, beautiful, and durable finishes in a home. And when done properly, it's richly rewarding for the homeowner, and highly profitable for the contractor. 
 Yet the finest tilework can easily fail if placed over a poor setting bed, or installed with the wrong materials, which can cause time-consuming and expensive callbacks. In this comprehensive guide to the best tiling practice, you'll learn step-by-step how to use the latest materials and methods in nearly every tile application. 
 Discover hundreds of expert guidelines, tips and techniques, including: - The right tile, materials and installation methods for every job. - The best details for long-lasting floor, wall, countertop, and shower installations. - How to assess and reinforce a structure before installing tile. - Preparing plywood, concrete, and other surfaces for proper tile adhesion. - Foolproof techniques for tiling out-of-level and uneven surfaces. - Preventing common cracks and water leaks with movement joints. - Using tile membranes for 100% waterproof installations. - Perfecting grout joints to protect tile edges, slow water penetration, and resist staining. - On-the-job tips, tricks, and jigs for getting the most out of tile tools and equipment. - And much more... 
 'This is the most comprehensive and most up-to date tile book on the market.' -Steve Bliss, former editor of JLC 
 Why sub out your tiling jobs? Tiling for Contractors will give you the critical knowledge, skill, and confidence to tackle any tiling job yourself, no matter how complex! 
 Learn from the best. Best-selling author Michael Byrne has been a ceramic tile installer, contractor, consultant and industry expert for more than 40 years. He's also a popular speaker and instructor at countless seminars and trade shows each year.

Tiling for Contractors

Michael Byrne

The Journal of Light Construction has assembled an all-star team of national building and energy experts to help you understand energy efficient construction methods and apply them to your new construction and remodeling projects. This practical book describes in detail the proven field-tested techniques that are both cost- effective and resource-efficient. For example, you'll learn: - The facts vs. myths about energy and moisture - The uses (and misuses) of air and vapor barriers- How to build low-cost airtight shells- The pros and cons of fiberglass, cellulose, and foam insulation-How to do blower door tests - Details for high-R wall systems - How to quickly find and seal hidden air leaks - Selecting the best windows for your climate - Cost-effective energy retrofits your customers want - Trouble-free heating and cooling installation - Ventilating tight homes with HRVs, ERVs, and alternatives - When indirect, tankles

The Jlc Guide to Energy Efficiency: Best Practices for Builders and Remodelers