Issue 106
Features
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By paying attention to some basic details, you can avoid the framing mistakes that building inspectors encounter most frequently.
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Meticulous layout and milling yield new doors to match the original windows of a 19th-century Greek Revival style house.
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Are these electronic stringlines useful tools or high-priced gimmicks?
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Longer sheets mean fewer seams and simpler taping and finishing.
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Hidden fasteners and integral lighting streamline a contemporary, Craftsman-style deck.
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The best ones are sturdy, lightweight and compact.
Article
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Wall-Sheathing Choices
Today's sheathing materials offer strength, energy efficiency, economy, and fire-and water-resistance — but not all in the same package.
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An Adirondack Farmhouse
Like the great camps that inspired it, this house endures harsh winters while maintaining a character all its own.
Great Moments
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Quick, easy access panels
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Decking boards: which side up?
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Hard water and gray water
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Using old oil paint as primer
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