Issue 148
Features
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Use a tape measure as a compass and thick plywood for wall plates.
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When you have to take it all off, power tools and chemical strippers make quick work of a nasty job.
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Layered levels of lighting and fixture placement go a long way toward giving this space a whole new look.
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A seasoned pro walks you through the steps to healthy doors.
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These lightweight powerhouses are better at driving screws than cordless driver/drills; here's why and which ones to buy.
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You can't avoid these ugly, glass-domed gizmos, but you can hide them.
Article
Letters
Great Moments
Video
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Cordless Impact Drivers
If all you’ve ever used for driving screws is a cordless drill/driver, try one of these lightweight powerhouses and you'll never go back
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Video Vault: Cut a Radius in Ceramic Tile With a Wet Saw
Although wet saws cut only straight lines, they still can be used to cut a radius.