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  • Crosscuts With a Table Saw Sled

  • A table saw sled makes crosscuts safe, simple and accurate. You can quickly make precise right angle cuts time after time. You can build one in…

  • Router Basics

  • The router does more than cut fancy edges. It'll also cut flawless dadoes and rabbets and perfect patterns. Our basics here show you how to…

  • Making Deck Posts

  • Learn the simple deck-building skills of making square cuts, cutting notches and shaping deck posts to make your deck stronger and more…

  • Build a Table Saw Sled

  • Build a simple table saw sled to make perfectly square cross cuts in both small and wide boards. You only need a 4x4 sheet of 1/2-in. plywood…

  • Generator Maintenance Tips

  • Follow this expert advice on how to buy, operate and maintain a gas powered electrical generator so that it's safe and ready to go when the…

  • How to Choose Twist Drill Bits

  • Confused about drill bits? So were we. So we tested high speed steel, black oxide, cobalt and titanium bits in wood and metal, and here's what…

  • How to Use a Spiral Saw on Drywall

  • Cut openings in drywall faster, easier and more accurately with a spiral saw. It'll speed up drywall hanging and cut taping time too,…

  • How to Use a Pressure Washer

  • Gas or electric pressure washers will clean almost anything outdoors, and they work so quickly and dramatically that they're actually fun. Learn…

  • Painting With an Airless Sprayer

  • Learn how to use an airless paint sprayer to paint faster with perfectly smooth results. We show you how the machine works, good painting…

  • Circular Saw Tips

  • Circular saws are the go-to tool for crosscutting and ripping lumber and plywood. But a circular saw's strengths don't stop there. You can cut…

  • How to Use a Trim Nailer Gun

  • Learn to use a trim gun and you'll never want to pound another finish nail. A trim nailer will give you superior results with less effort

  • How to Cope Joints

  • The secret for a glove-tight fit for trim corners is a coped joint. With this technique you can even make complex crown moldings fit without…

  • Two-Cycle Small Engine Start Up Tips

  • When two-cycle leaf-blowers, string trimmers, chain saws or other small engines won't start, first see if one of these common problems is the…

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