Issue 182
Features
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It's better-looking and more affordable than ever.
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Eliminate leaks with peel-and-stick membrane and metal flashing.
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Open building is a systematic method of efficient, adaptable design and construction that decouples a home's parts so they can more easily evolve to meet future homeowners' needs.
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Learn how to transform an old dresser into a classy bathroom fixture.
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A multilayered cornice adds sumptuous detail to a room; careful preparation and a few tricks make the work easier.
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Aluminum fascias and vinyl soffits never need painting, look great, and incorporate ventilation.
Article
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Lake Cottage Overhaul
This lakeside remodel developed a new form within the same footprint.
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Building a Divided-Lite Storm Sash
Changing the setup of router bits is the key to quick window construction.
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Hip-Roof Framing Made Easier
Measure from the rafter's bottom edge for exact layout.
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Can a Circular-Saw Edge Guide Replace Your Tablesaw?
These systems offer a safe, precise way to cut sheet goods.
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