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Tip: Another hand for glass cutters

by Harold Bailey

Tip: Production pipe-soldering

by George Hennigan

Metal-connector nailer is a leap forward in technologyOnline Membership Required

MCN 150 StrapShotby John Spier

Handsaw RevivalOnline Membership Required

Today's handsaws cut all kinds of material with renewed comfort, control, and durabilityby Brian Pontolilo

Video: Homemade Pan FlashingOnline Membership Required

Protect the subfloor from rot by directing errant water from leaks out and away from the buildingby Michael Keyes

Video: Bend Sheet Metal Without a BrakeOnline Membership Required

Save money on small jobs by using hinged 2x4sby Michael Keyes

Q & A: Quick and not-so-dirty dust containment

by Roe A. Osborn

Q & A: Piping for compressed air

by William Duckworth

Editors PickRemoving Exterior PaintOnline Membership Required

When you have to take it all off, power tools and chemical strippers make quick work of a nasty jobby Jon Tobey

Powder-Actuated ToolsOnline Membership Required

Available as single-shot, semiautomatic or full automatic, these low-velocity tools are the ones carpenters choose when driving fasteners into concrete or steelby Bruce Greenlaw

Q & A: Driving concrete nails

by Larry Haun

Q & A: Cleaning sawblades

by Michael Standish

Faster, Better Drilling for Finish CarpentersOnline Membership Required

Specialty drill bits and accessories speed work and improve accuracyby Bruce Greenlaw

Maintaining a Plunge RouterOnline Membership Required

For trouble-free operation, avoid oil lubricants, replace worn brushes and keep the collet cleanby Gregg Carlsen

Making Plastic-Laminate CountertopsOnline Membership Required

Cutting shears and spray adhesive are among the tricks that make the job easierby Herrick Kimball

Tip: Site-built sheet-metal brake

by William Boyce

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