Issue 178
Features
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Durable materials and strong joinery mean this great-looking gateway will be around for a long time
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Hot dog, pancake, or twin tank? Let your tools' appetite for air determine which one to buy.
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These buffers keep out the elements while providing storage for everything from boots to backpacks.
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Bolted between rafters, an angled steel flitch plate can eliminate the need for rafter ties in cathedral ceilings.
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Tight houses are energy efficient, but good ventilation is essential to make them healthful and comfortable.
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An exterior remodel and some thoughtful landscaping give a 1960s dinosaur new life.
Article
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Deck-Fastener Options
How much time, trouble, and money does it take to install deck planks? It all depends on the fasteners you use.
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Decorative Concrete Floors
With acid-based stains, you can add an attractive, low-maintenance finish to ordinary concrete floors.
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Custom Storage for a Pickup Truck
Plywood drawers keep tool safe, costs to a minimum, and removal easy.
Letters
Building Skills
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Salvaging Old Trim for Reuse
Learn how to pry baseboard trim from walls without damaging either one.
Great Moments
Video
More? View Past IssuesAsk the Experts
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Tight houses and moisture problems?
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Bending cedar shingles
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Drywall without baseboard
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Why are my windows wet?
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