Issue 238 – Oct/Nov 2013
Features
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Three days of strategic work and an investment in materials save this deck from a catastrophic ending.
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Better glass means you now can use skylights with less energy waste.
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This versatile knockdown design sets up quickly and stores flat.
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The part is small and complex, and must be carved by hand
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Know what your insurance covers and what it doesn’t—before disaster strikes
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Add custom decorative brackets where your roof needs a little support.
Finishing Touches
What is the Difference
Building Skills
How it Works
Project Gallery
Energy Smart Details
Tailgate
Drawing Board
More? View Past IssuesAsk the Experts
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Choosing Impact-Rated Glass
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Installing a Deck Ledger Over Exterior Foam
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Identifying an Existing Floor Finish
Readers Tips
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Adjustable Bumper-Mounted Workstation
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A Better Way to Loosen and Tighten a Router Collet
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Long-Lived Fence Posts with a Tablesaw Lathe
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Protecting a Smartphone on the Job
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Leakproof Housewrap Patch
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Vacuum Crevice Tool Upgrade
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Touching Up Holes in Pressure-Treated Lumber
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Removing a Damaged Bathtub Drain
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