Issue 88
Features
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Understanding and preventing moisture movement are the first steps in protecting a house from water damage.
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A few tricks can save time when cutting studs, blocks, and cripples.
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A plumb-bob foundation layout and a cable-tensioned balustrade customize a tract house.
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A spinner makes quick work of a messy task.
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A carpenter uses router templates, laminations, and fiberglass packing tape to trim a staircase.
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Know the risks, and if you can't eliminate them, choose the right respirator.
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