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Take a Load off with a Beltless Tool System
by Guest Post on Feb 8, 2011
Whether a traditional tool belt or a belt free tool belt system is the right choice for you depends on your needs and preferences. The wide availability of beltless tool systems gives construction professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike more tool organization options than ever. Continue reading →
Painting Walls is Simplest Updates
by Guest Post on Feb 8, 2011
As with any painting project, preparation is crucial to achieving a high-quality result when painting wall stripes. Whether you are painting one horizontal stripe or floor-to-ceiling stripes, you should first measure the walls and determine the thickness and positioning of the stripes. Continue reading →
Considerations for Removing a Wall in Your Home
by Guest Post on Feb 8, 2011
Removing a wall has become a popular home renovation project as homeowners increasingly prefer open floor plans and more connected spaces in their homes. A common project is removing a wall to open a kitchen to an adjoining living or dining area and create better flow. Continue reading →
Woodworking Safety Part I: Appropriate Woodshop Attire
by Guest Post on Feb 8, 2011
In addition to using caution and common sense when operating power tools, woodworkers should always be dressed for safety and wear the necessary protective gear in the woodshop. Here are a few tips to keep in mind to promote safe attire in the woodshop. Continue reading →
Woodworking Safety Part II: Essential Woodshop Safety Supplies
by Guest Post on Feb 8, 2011
Part I of this series covered safety attire that should be worn or available for use in a woodshop. In Part II, we cover some essential safety precautions to help prevent injury or provide first aid should an accident occur in the woodshop. First, have on hand a fully stocked first aid kit. Continue reading →
Wood Sanding Tips for a Smooth Finish
by Guest Post on Feb 8, 2011
For projects such as staining or refinishing wood furniture, a quality sanding job will significantly contribute to the workmanship of the final piece. To achieve the best results, wood should be as smooth as possible before paint or stain is applied. Continue reading →
Improve Your Contractor Business
by Guest Post on Feb 3, 2011
In today’s economic climate it is harder than ever to run a successful contractor business. The recent economic downturn and declining real estate market have forced many contractors to close shop. Continue reading →
Adding a Fireplace to Your Home is Easier than You Think
by Guest Post on Feb 3, 2011
Fireplaces are desirable and consistently requested home amenities because they add a certain charm and comfort to any living space. They also add significant value to your residence, but adding a fireplace is much easier than you may think. Continue reading →
Woodworking 101
by Guest Post on Feb 3, 2011
If you are considering woodworking as a hobby, there are a few tools and resources that you will need. Start with a solid work bench and measuring tools such as a combination square and simple tape measure. Continue reading →
Check these Areas of Your Home before Winter Arrives
by Guest Post on Feb 3, 2011
Taking a few precautions to winterize your home before the cold temperatures roll in can boost your home’s energy efficiency for the winter and prevent unnecessary headaches in the frigid months to come. Here are some areas of your home you may want to check before the first winter frost. Continue reading →
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