Issue 121
Features
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By using both manufactured and shop-built parts, these versatile cabinets can be made quickly and efficiently.
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Reinforce the floor and use the right components for years of trouble-free service.
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A laundry chute, a custom-built towel drawer and a fold-down ironing board ease the tedium of wash day.
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A full-scale drawing and some shop-built jigs can ease the assembly of expensive stair parts.
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A curving plywood beam and laminated trim solve some of the problems associated with working in the round.
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More durable and versatile than ever, water-based exterior house paints are pushing oil to the brink of extinction.
Ask the Experts
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Filling joint cracks in concrete
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Weaving patterns in sidewall shingles
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Driving concrete nails
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Vinyl windows at high altitudes
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