- Building A Small Gate For A Backyard Fence
- Building A Wide Gate Big Enough To Drive A Car Through
- A Heavy-Duty Post For A Wide Gate
- Using Roof Jacks For Safe and Easy Roof Access
- Furnace Won't Run - Cleaning The Flame Sensor
- Cutting A Door Shorter
- Installing HardiBacker Tile-Backer Board On A Bathroom Floor
- Window A/C Through The Wall - Trim Details
- Cold-Weather Cover For The A/C Wall Opening
- Hanging Horizontal Window Blinds
Window Air Conditioner Through The Wall -
Trim Details
Building the rough opening was the easy part... the trim, the A/C mounting methods and the cold-weather cover were the hard part..
Working Safely On A Steep Roof
With Roof Jacks And Planks
The proper way to work on a steep roof is to install roof scaffolding consisting of metal brackets (roof jacks) and 2x10 planks.
Installing Baseboard The Right Way...
Using Coped Corners
Cope-cut ends are more work than simple miter-cut ends, but the results are far superior.
Installing Foam Insulation On A Sloped Ceiling (Or Walls)
Before hanging drywall, there is an opportunity to improve energy efficiency for a modest investment.
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- Build Garage Utility Shelving Attached To The Wall Studs
- Replace A Faulty Kitchen Sink Drain
- Guide To Stair Layout And Design
- Install A Sub-Panel - An Overview
- Part 1 - Cutting A Hole In A Plaster Wall For The Panel
- Part 2 - Changes At The Main Panel
- Part 3 - Installing And Wiring The New Sub-Panel
- Install A Cable Clamp In A Breaker Panel
- Install A New Circuit Breaker
- Build A Workbench
- Using Roof Jacks For Safe and Easy Roof Access
- Furnace Won't Run - Cleaning The Flame Sensor
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