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Jill from Michigan won a RIDGID 10-Inch Heavy Duty Portable Table Saw with Stand from MyFixitUpLife home improvement radio show for her ‘Hard Working Hubby’!…



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It comes with two nozzles and that’s plenty for most workshop, car, van, and around the house clean-ups.



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If you want a solid string trimmer, I’m pretty confident that the Ryobi string trimmer will deliver for you. The Ryobi 40V trimmer delivered for us.



Setting cabinets is a tempting DIY project because the installation principles are basic, but the reality—especially in the old-house world of crooked floors and uneven wall surfaces—is more complicated.
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Countersink, verb: to set the head of a screw or nail slightly below the surface of the piece being fastened. Mark A licensed contractor, tool…
When I want old work down and done — framing, plaster, drywall, outbuildings, whatever — I reach for my recip to take them apart, usually…



In this video for This Old House, Mark explains when to use smaller or more specific-use reciprocating saws. These often have unique features that may be…
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