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How to Install a Chimney Cap

Published on January 10, 2012 by in How To's

  Not too long ago we did a project about installing a Blaze King Fireplace which also required us to install a DuraVent liner.  This time we are installing a chimney cap.  Installing a chimney cap is not too hard and the tools needed are minimal.  Most chimney caps are

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OneProjectCloser.com – How To Build A Concrete Patio

Published on December 19, 2011 by in How To's

Ethan over at OneProjectCloser.com did a long write up on how to build a concrete patio.  It is not your normal write up, he followed a professional contractor to get all the tips and tricks the pros use.  Check out OneProjectCloser.com for more.

 
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A guide to better soldering from Weller

Published on November 21, 2011 by in How To's

I like to solder, its one of those skills that takes patience and practice and when done right, it creates a strong bond.  Another thing that helps make a good solder joint is having the right tool.  Soldering irons come in all shapes, sizes and prices.  In this article I

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Dremel is Tackling America’s To-Do List – How To Install a Gutter Guard

Published on August 24, 2011 by in How To's

Dremel is one of the most popular tools out there for the DIY crowd and now they are going to take your input and with the help of Chip Wade get your to-do list done. check out http://www.Facebook.com/Dremel for their projects. #DremelDIY Twitter Chat – Thursday, August 25The Dremel brand will

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5 steps to keep children safe around power tools

Published on December 29, 2010 by in How To's

  By MarleyMartinerin Teaching power tool safety to children is a critical step of parenthood. Even if your son or daughter shows no interest in heavy-duty woodworking, metalworking, or construction, they will still need to learn how to protect themselves while other people are using power tools. Fortunately the method

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All About Ladders – Ladder Ratings

Published on December 26, 2010 by in How To's

  We had a post in our forums with a question pertaining to ladders, so we thought it would be a good time to dig up one of our old article we wrote years ago and finally put it on toolsinaction.com. We also did an article a while back called

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Gutter Maintenance, Cleaning and Repairing

Published on July 25, 2010 by in How To's

  We have received a lot of emails lately about people having problems with their gutters and other problems that are associated with gutters, so we figured now would be a great time to put this problem to rest.  A lot of people never realize they have a problem with

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Water Leaks From Faulty Chimney Flashing.

Published on April 15, 2010 by in How To's

  We have heard quite a bit about water leaking in through roofs right around where the chimneys are in many homes. Because of all these recent leaks showing up, we thought we would research how home owners can prevent this. These water leaks are probably due to bad flashing

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How To Chose The Right Adhesive

Published on April 10, 2010 by in How To's

  Some woodworkers don’t spend much time thinking about adhesives until they don’t work. But finding out a little bit more about different types of adhesives makes sense for any woodworking enthusiast interested in making sure that projects finish right. Animal glues. Once widely used by woodworkers, these traditional adhesives aren’t really used that much anymore. These glues must

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How To Shop For Power Drills For New Users

Published on February 26, 2010 by in How To's

  When looking at any new power tools, whether it be a power drill or anything else, the first question you should ask yourself is “how does it feel in my hand?”Any tool should feel like an extension of your hand. The tool may feel great while standing in the

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