Issue 160
Features
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Maybe, but other types of insulation offer installation advantages that make them more reliable.
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Whether it's the floor of a big house or a small addition, an accurate layout promotes smooth installation.
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Knowing where to place the shims is half the battle.
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It's easy to work with, but you've still got to choose the right fittings and follow some basic rules.
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Three building systems, each with its own advantages, combine to create a traditional-looking Washington home.
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The EPA is banning CCA lumber. The replacements are safer, but they may change how you build a deck.
Article
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Simple Homemade Scaffolding
Safe to use and inexpensive to build, here's an alternative to ladders, pump jacks, and rented scaffolding
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Installing a Bay Window by Yourself
Remove the sashes to lighten the window, and use a temporary support as an extra pair of hands.
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Routers: The Best Tool You're Not Using
A well-equipped router is an indispensable tool for trim work, but which type and which accessories are right for you?
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Upgrading to a Tile Shower
Learn from a pro tilesetter how to remove an old bathtub and replace it with a custom tile shower.
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