Landscape love, fire, and small spaces = This week’s Amazed and Amused

If you own a home, it’s helpful to know how to tape drywall. Holes in drywall happen—for lots of reasons—and knowing how to fix them…

I love this storage bench. I really do. And I hope you do too. Here’s how I made this fired up bad boy. One of…

His winning entry: “We are in the process of buying a house and im really going to need to pressure wash it to get the…

Here’s the story of my woodworking afternoon to create a DIY checkerboard. I call my kind of woodworking ‘workbench woodworking’ because I am not set…

A deck remodel can be a safe choice when the structure is sound. Here’s how to tell if a remodel could work for your deck….

As the obstacle course race popularity increases, we’ve seen training groups pop up around where we live. To help get future Spartans ready for the race, Mark and Theresa designed and built a Spartan training apparatus at a local YMCA.

Whether you already know how to patch drywall or you’re just figuring it out, one thing is certain: Dust is unavoidable. And a pain. But…

Welcome to the first honest pallet project on the internet. Here’s how you can make sure your DIY pallet project doesn’t end up looking like…

It’s winter time and one of the best things to do is cozy up to a fireplace. So, to help give you all an idea…

Here’s a simple and sweet Mother’s Day project that Jack, Lexi and I made together for Theresa. It was fun too. Each of us could…

When we find something that truly amazed and amused us, we have to pass it on. Beyond awesome tools and cool design trends, Mark and…

Drywall repair is about turning the highly visible (a hole or crack) into the highly invisible—a wall or ceiling that looks like the rest of…

I’m starting a new trend, perhaps you’ve never heard of it: DIY Fitness. It’s a blend of three things I love—makin’ stuff, fitness, and saving…

This is Part 2 of the How to Build a Deck video series. The focus: Joists, hardware, and guard posts. Here’s what you need to know.

For me, working with pallets is like going to the thrift store for a fun vintage find. I’m diving into a world of unknown opportunities. Everything is different, they might not have what I love in the size I need, and while functional, an item may need some enhancement or alteration to truly work for what I’m envisioning.