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Abrasive Behavoir
Forty, two twenty, flint, garnet, what does it all mean? I have
the answers to your abrasive questions...
Baby Your Workshop
It's time to baby your workshop. I have some easy ways to take
unused baby items and put them to use in your workshop...
Basic
Tool Kit
As you empower yourself to become a fixit person, assemble
yourself a basic tool kit. Here's the low-down on what you
should have. First, buy the best quality tools within your
budget. If you buy tools in a kit rather than individually...
Beyond the Basics Tools
Almost everybody has the basic tools, a hammer, a screwdriver
and saw, but there are some tools beyond the basics that you
might want to consider adding to your collection...
Caulk
Types
Caulk can save you money by filling in gaps around windows,
siding and in the bathroom. There are tons of different kinds of
caulk, but there are three you'll really need...
Choosing Tools
There are so many great tools out there, choosing the right ones
can be difficult. Here are some pointers to help you out...
Combination Squares
A combination square has a ruled blade that slides back and
forth, and an angled handle with a level in it...
Cutting
Glass
Whether you're framing a picture or replacing a small windowpane
you may have to cut some glass...
Drill Bits
Not exactly sure what drill bit you need for the job? I have a
guide to get you drilling in the right direction...
Easy Ways to Measure
Getting the correct measurements is important for any project,
but it can get frustrating...
Extension Cord Safety
Extension cords are a necessity in any household, but it's
really important that you make sure that you have the right one
for the job. I have some pointers to help you out...
Handy
Helpers
Who doesn't love to find an easier way to do something? Here are
some really handy tips for your projects...
Jigsaws
If you work on a lot of projects that you need to cut curves,
then you need a jigsaw...
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