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"Free" and "Best" - proceed with caution

"Free" and "Best" - proceed with caution

There is a lot of "free" software popping up on the Internet. You may have noticed this - you may be...

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BuildIT Software Update - version 4.4 mega file sharing release (May 2008)

BuildIT Software Update - version 4.4 mega file sharing release (May 2008)

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The Life and Times of a BuildIT Salesman...

The Life and Times of a BuildIT Salesman...

I love what I do, and I love to help those that want help, and I love to be part of BuildIT customer...

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BuildIT Software Update - version 4.3 now at your service (Apr 2008)

BuildIT Software Update - version 4.3 now at your service (Apr 2008)

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The Swiss Army knife of construction software !?

The Swiss Army knife of construction software !?

I saw an ad in the January 2008 Construction Executive magazine for an estimating software company....

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How BuildIT handles Critical Path scheduling

How BuildIT handles Critical Path scheduling

"Does BuildIT have a Critical Path?" — we're often asked that question.  First, some...

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Using the right email system for construction, before it's too late!

Using the right email system for construction, before it's too late!

If you're a construction professional, and you're using Outlook for email, this article is for you,...

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BuildIT vs FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

BuildIT vs FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

So you want to share some job files? And you've found out, perhaps the hard way, that emailing at...

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    Radius Timber Frame (10/10 Contractor Pro Series)

    Crafting a Custom Radius Beam and Shed Roof for a Front Porch Entry   When it comes to home co

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    Deck Framing (9/10 Contractor Pro Series)

    Building a Timber Frame Deck: Step-by-Step Guide   Today, I’m tackling the construction

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    Timber Frame Roof (8/10 Contractor Pro Series)

    Building a Hand-Framed Timber Roof: Step-by-Step Process   When it comes to post-to-beam conne

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    Hand Framed Roof and Rake Walls (7/10 Contractor Pro Series)

    Hand-Framing a Complex Roof: Tips for Combining Multiple Pitches and Dormers   Working on a ha

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    Truss Roof Construction (6/10 Contractor Pro Series)

    Mastering Roof Framing: Prefabbing Trusses and Valley Cuts   Roof framing can be a complex pro

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    Stairs ~ Step by Step (5/10 Contractor Pro Series)

    The Ultimate Guide to Building Custom Stairs: My Step-by-Step Process   Building stairs might

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    Floor Sheathing (4/10 Contractor Pro Series)

    Installing a Second-Story Floor System: Layout, Joists, and Sheathing Done Right   Installing

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    Framing Walls (3/10 Contractor Pro Series)

    Snapping Out a Floor and Framing Walls the Right Way When it comes time to frame, everything starts

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    Form & Pour Walls (2/10 Contractor Pro Series)

    Building a Clean, Accurate Foundation: A Step-by-Step Guide A solid foundation isn’t just abo

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    Pouring Footings (1/10 Contractor Pro Series)

    How to Build Accurate, Clean, and Trouble-Free Footings: Tips From the Jobsite When it comes to con