Issue 184
Features
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With mobile machines, smart storage, and ample lighting and power, even a one-car garage can be a first-rate workshop.
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Successful sound control requires a basic understanding of acoustics, the right materials, and attention to detail.
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Layering stain, shellac, glaze, and polyurethane creates a gorgeous look with an old-style feel.
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A rooftop model keeps rain outside and conditioned air inside.
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Trim placement and special hardware make possible the tight tolerances that eliminate telltale gaps.
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Today's houses make it easier for mold to thrive. The cure is quick cleanup and smarter choices in materials.
Article
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Maximum Suite With Minimum Fuss
A clever floor plan yields separate baths, a steam shower, and a laundry room, all without breaking a tight budget.
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Laser Levels: Bet You Can't Buy Just One
Combining the capabilities of dot, line, and rotary lasers will send your other layout tools into retirement.
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Straight-Ahead Corner Hutch
A one-piece face frame means you can tackle this project in a day.
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6 Ways to Stiffen a Bouncy Floor
Solid options for reducing joist deflection include added blocking, sistered joists, built-up beams, and more.
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