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A Modest Hacienda
In New Mexico, owners pitch in to create an up-to-date home with old-world charm.
Dust mask for a circular saw
For those of us who occasionally cut bricks and concrete blocks with framing saws, consider the following: To avoid abrasive dust being drawn over the motor windings, simply pull an…
A Firm Foundation for a Backyard Shed
Here are four ways of building a basic, on-grade foundation for backyard buildings.
Four Ways to Shingle a Valley
Builder Mike Guertin shows three conventional ways and one newer method for weatherproofing this crucial roof detail.
A Stone House in Two Weeks
Stone and concrete walls built flat on the ground and craned into place are fast and maintenance-free, if unconventional.
Raise High the Bungalow
An architect adds a new first floor under his house to gain space and better views of Puget Sound.
Reinforcing Cabinets for Concrete Countertops
Learn how to beef up a cabinet to hold the weight of a concrete countertop.
Using Clamps Outside the Box
They're not just for gluing up: Clamps can serve as handles and locks, or as helpers that never file for unemployment.
Video Vault: Using a Skid-Steer Loader
Grading a driveway with one of these machines saves a lot of time, but much of the work is done in reverse.
Precise location of foundation bolts
Q: What is the best way to place foundation anchor bolts in precise locations in a concrete foundation wall? Scott Mathews, via e-mail, None A: John Spier, a custom-home builder…

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