Construction How-To

What is Cat 6 Wiring?

Q: What is Cat 6 wiring?   A: Whereas you’re probably familiar with Cat-5 wiring, which is used for cable television among many other things,

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Dovetailing

Here is an overview of the dovetailing process that serves as an addendum to Max Hunter’s article, “Build a Deluxe Tool Storage Cabinet.”

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DIY Countertops with Solid Surface Material

Section 1: Cutting, Gluing, and Seaming Solid Surface Basics ·         What’s Covered ·         Tools Needed ·         Cutting ·         Gluing Two Pieces Together ·         Finishing The

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Split-circuit Receptacles

A split-circuit receptacle, as the name suggests, has a different power source for each plug-in outlet. You can identify a split-circuit receptacle because the connecting

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How-To Wire Split Receptacles

A split-circuit receptacle, as the name suggests, has a different power source for each plug-in outlet. You can identify a split-circuit receptacle because the connecting

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Wallpaper Installation

Nothing sets the décor of a room like wallpaper, or the more correct term, wallcovering. Wallcovering is available in a myriad of colors, patterns, and

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Build a Stone Firepit

  Build a simple firepit in a weekend and add ambience to your backyard. Find inspiration here, and then follow our step-by-step guidelines to create

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Build a Deck

Decks are some of the most popular homeowner projects. They can be a small extension off a family room, bedroom or dining area; or they

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Installing Laminate Tiles

Retired art teacher Marsha Graham loves the southwestern look of the ceramic tile floors in her Arizona home and wanted something similar in her Oregon

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How To Build a Bar Stool

Here are step-by-step instructions for building a wooden stool for your home bar or kitchen diner. It’s always handy to have extra seating for when

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