Issue 228 – June/July 2012
Features
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Whether by bag or truckload, the correct concrete mix can make a project, and the wrong concrete can ruin it.
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Vented or unvented roof assemblies can work, but failure carries a heavy price.
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How accurate is accurate enough? It all depends on the bubble vial and frame construction.
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A small house on a small lot is the right choice for a growing family.
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Done with care, a flat roof can provide 20 years of leak-free service.
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Learn a veteran timber framer's techniques for making precise mortises, tenons, and the pegs that hold them tightly together.
Article
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How it Works: Deck Loads
Explore the gravitational and lateral forces that conspire to topple backyard decks and the codes designed to counter them.
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Entry Door Style Guide
Help to define your home's character by choosing the right door.
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Choosing the Right Deck Finish
The options for penetrating exterior finishes may seem confusing, but there are some clues to help you choose.
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