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Tying in an Addition to an Existing Home
Use these tips and tricks to match new floor heights to old and get everything square.
Waterproof Your Windows with Liquid Flashing
Learn how to install liquid-applied flashing to thoroughly seal a rough opening while also leaving a path for water to escape when it does get in.
Staple Standoff
Improvised and improved stapler for securing wiring
Grout-Space Raking Tool
Modified tool removes thinset and makes for better tile joints.
Modify a Small Paint Roller for Spreading Glue
Make your own glue roller to lay down PVA glue quickly and consistently.
Making Vent Hood Lamps Work
How to deal with and prevent future stubborn vent hood lamps.
Drying Painted Shelves
A better way to paint and let shelves dry.
Cut Tile Underwater
Cut down on dust and cracks when drilling tile.
Why is There Water in My HVAC Ducts?
The Energy Nerd supposes that condensation is the problem, and he offers a few possible solutions.
Replace Damaged Board Floor Sheathing
What's the best way to tie in a new plywood subfloor after cutting old tongue-and-groove boards back to the wall?

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