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Maintenance and Repair

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Tip: Fixing woodpecker-pecked shingles

by Tom Sabellico

Q & A: Straightening a warped door

by Larry Hart

Straightening boards on the tablesaw
Tip: Straightening boards on the tablesaw

by Brian Everest

Q & A: Preventing fence-post rot

by Eric Nelson

Q & A: Keep that porch floor looking new

by Jon Tobey

Repairing Rotten TrimOnline Membership Required

Don't replace the whole board; cut out the damage and make a perfect patch by John Michael Davis

Q & A: Refinishing “ebonized” oak flooring

by William Duckworth

Re-creating Victorian Trim
Re-creating Victorian TrimOnline Membership Required

Complicated profiles require custom knives, but installation is a cinch by Sebastian Eggert

Shop vac assists glue up
Tip: Shop vac assists glue up

by Gregory Coffin

Replacing a Chimney CapOnline Membership Required

Homeowners rarely see their chimney caps, and few people have ever called me to repair them. But when I'm asked to inspect a roof or an attic, I generally find myself looking down at the top of the chimney. by Fred Lugano

Q & A: Reducing noise from above

by Russell A. Bertrand

Q & A: Stains from siding nails

by Brian J. Doherty

Q & A: Stiffening a floor

by Roe A. Osborn

Restoring Wood With Epoxy
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Restoring Wood With EpoxyOnline Membership Required

Instead of tearing out and replacing rotten wood, you can fix damage and make wood look as good and last as long as new by Tom O'Brien

Q & A: Replacing a piece of siding

by Roe A. Osborn

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