Issue 154
Features
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A Bookcase That Breaks the Rules
Handsome and affordable, these built-in bookshelves take less than a day with simple methods and no special tools.
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Nail Guns for Joist Hangers
Fast and accurate, these pneumatic tools put framing connector nails right where they're needed.
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Repainting a House: Don't Be Afraid to Spray
For each hour spent masking, you'll save eight hours of brushing and get a superior paint job.
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Subpanels Bring Big Amps to Distant Spaces
If the kitchen's a long way from the service entrance, a subpanel can add convenience and save energy.
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Disappearing Doors
Pivoting foldaway doors are a good option for a closet or home office.
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Reader Feedback: Issue 154, April/May 2003
Thanks for defending the do-it-yourselfers Hurrah for Kevin Ireton’s reply to Mr. Wagner about the “cheapskate” kitchen remodel (FHB #153, “Letters,” p. 6). My husband and I have subscribed to…
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Refinishing “ebonized” oak flooring
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