Issue 90
Features
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The new generation of cope-and-stick bits will make frame-and-panel doors on site.
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Biscuit joinery and a simple jig solve a perplexing trim problem.
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The trick is in laying out and building the splayed walls of the lightwell.
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Solid, durable and attractive, an uncommon countertop can be cast from common materials.
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Great moments in building history: Finding yourself in hot water
Ask the Experts
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Building gutters for a Victorian house
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Underpinning a foundation
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The dangers of burning plywood
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Cutting stair treads accurately
Readers Tips
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Storing Fiberglass Blankets
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Pneumatic-nailer leash
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A better miter guide
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Make a Custom Sanding Block
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Spacing deck boards with a wedge
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Installing Tall Doors
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Avoiding mirror image
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More on wing-wall reinforcement
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Cushioned ladder rungs
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Contact lenses and drywall dust
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The disposable strop
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See-through storage containers
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