Issue 252 – June/July 2015
Features
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Create a handsome pergola with rough-sawn cedar and readily available hardware.
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This traditional, Shaker-inspired bathroom vanity is easily achieved with straightforward building materials and common power tools.
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A new home embraces zero-energy living while respecting its historic neighbors.
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The basic setup, operation, and maintenance of this versatile, labor-saving tool is a lot easier than you think.
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They’re a good start, but keeping your house dry and free of rot may require more than just drainage.
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This leak-free approach begins with an impenetrable corner detail.
Finishing Touches
What is the Difference
Building Skills
Drawing Board
How it Works
Project Gallery
Energy Smart Details
Tailgate
Slide_show
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How to Build Your Own Bathroom Vanity
Step-by-step instructions on building an attractive bathroom vanity
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Small-Bathroom Ideas
Maximize the small footprint of your bathroom with our best small-bathroom ideas. This slide show is full of inspirational photos to help your small bath realize its fullest potential.
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