Issue 210
Features
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Even on a limited budget, you can make things right by pouring new footings and replacing the posts.
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“Use less energy” is the mantra of a stringent German building standard that’s catching on.
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Here are the many ways one builder uses a free design program to avoid complications, to plan more efficiently, and to raise the quality of his work.
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Understand veneer-grading and plywood-core options to get the best-quality stock for your next project.
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Switching to fiberglass-faced drywall makes kitchens, baths, and basements more mold resistant, but it also means adopting some new work habits.
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When a pro is set loose in his own kitchen, the results are functional and furniture grade.
Article
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Tool Test: Portable 10-in. Tablesaws
These are the first five saws with safety features so well designed that you just might use them.
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Framing Stairs with a Landing
An L-shaped staircase is less complicated than you might think, and the framing techniques shown here will improve even the most basic set of stairs.
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Thermal Bridging Explained
Learn how to improve the effectiveness of insulation.
What is the Difference
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Riving Knives vs. Splitters
What's the Difference: Learn how and when to use these tablesaw safety aids
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Concrete: Summer vs. Winter Mixtures
Different seasons require different techniques when working with concrete.
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Slow Set vs. Quick Set Epoxy
What's the Difference: Learn how to select the right epoxy for your application