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Easy Hidden Fasteners
Plastic collating strips save time and make it easier to match fastener patterns to decking.
Pulling Nails From Redwood
Use pieces of scrapwood to free nails without bending the nails or splitting the wood.
Installing ZIP System Sheathing: Fastening
In this episode of Shop Class, builder Ben Bogie shares tips for laying out and securely nailing wall sheathing.
Tighten Loose Screws
A wooden chopstick makes a handy plug for a stripped-out screw hole.
How to Use a Pocket-Hole Jig
Create strong, flush joints in your carpentry projects with this simple tool and its accompanying pocket screws.
Versatile Electrical Box
Unlike typical work boxes that have one connection method or another, Carlon's Zip Box Blue electrical boxes have a 3-in-1 mounting system so you don't ever have the wrong type for the job at hand.
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Duct Tape Keeps Miters Together
Line up the mitered corners of the trim in out-of-square corners
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Simpson Strong-Tie Connectors and Fasteners Make the Strongest Partners
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Podcast Episode 101 — Cabinet Door, Hot Water, Deck, and Wood Repair Questions
Lumber, trim, deck ledger flashing, wood rot, wood putty, dogs, and bacteria in the plumbing.

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