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Repairing Damaged Siding: Clapboard Quick Fix
Don't want to replace the whole clapboard? Here are a few simple steps you can take to remove just the damaged portion.
Repairing Damaged Siding: Patching House Wrap
Take care of a potential leak point when you retrofit insulation and make a better seal in your weatherization.
Repairing Damaged Siding: Whole-Shingle Replacement
Mike Guertin shares a simple method for replacing a broken cedar shingle without damaging the ones around it.
Build a Tool Shed Series: Install Architectural Shingles
Learn time-saving tricks for handling shingles on a steep roof as well as tips on reducing waste.
How to Reproduce a Corbel: Assemble, Glue Up, and Shape the Corbel
Glue up and shape the three pieces of the corbel, and then apply the pyramid and rosettes.
How to Reproduce a Corbel: Cut the Rosette Parts
Learn how to cut the parts for the rosette using a drill press, router table, and tablesaw.
How to Install Board-and-Batten Siding on a Garden Shed
First install the blocking, and then nail on the boards and battens.
Interior-Trim Transitions: Shim Trim and Fix Uneven Walls
Trim carpenter Tucker Windover demonstrates how to use shims and setting compound to straighten a piece of wavy chair rail and level the wall to match.
How To Make a Pour-in-Place Concrete Countertop
Learn how to form a countertop in place and then reinforce, pour, and finish the slab to create a beautiful custom surface in your kitchen.
How to Hang Drain Lines so They Stay Straight and Secure
Plumber Bruce Norman shares his secret to keeping PVC waste pipes right where he wants them.

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