Issue 153
Features
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Tips from a custom framer make the engineered-lumber learning curve easier to negotiate.
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Drywall screws are only for drywall—stronger, better-equipped screws are tailored for every construction job, including framing, cabinetry, deck building, and more.
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Separate buildings are arranged to create privacy and inviting outdoor spaces.
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Cross-linked polyethylene is tough and flexible, and you don't need a torch to install it.
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For a clean, contemporary look, create a door jamb, stop, and casing from one piece of wood.
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It's no surprise that each sinks hundreds of screws on a charge, but you might be surprised by which tool drove the most.
Article
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Repainting Interior Trim
Careful preparation and confident brushwork are the keys to a professional finish.
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Sealing a Crawlspace
Close the vents and let a heavy-duty vapor barrier keep moisture, mold and radon out of the living space.
Letters
Great Moments
Video
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How to Make a Paint Cut Bucket
Professional painters use this tool to load up a paintbrush without making a mess.
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Making Treehouses for Kids in Wheelchairs
Vermont group creates treehouses for wheelchair-bound kids
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How to Cut Paint in a Straight Line
Painting along an edge requires a drier brush and a steady hand
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