Issue 99
Features
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A Victorian duplex is gutted and rebuilt for a single family.
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Three case studies illustrate the importance of controlling humidity and air leakage.
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Replacing glass in wooden frames is painless with the right tools and techniques.
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Laminate-covered substrate produces a bright, clean and washable cabinet at a lower cost than hardwood panels.
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Push sticks, push blocks and featherboards keep work on the table and against the fence, with your fingers at a safe distance.
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Complying with new OSHA fall-protection regulations takes more than the correct safety gear, it takes a commitment to using the gear correctly.
Article
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Shopping for a Chopsaw Stand
If you've been working with your saw on the floor and your work propped up on 2x4 blocks, it may be time to get off your knees.
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Easy Boring in Concrete, Masonry and Stone
Choose the appropriate drill and bit for the job, then respect their limitations.
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