Bosch XL-Cart Review

By Josh Bordenca

Bosch XL-Cart Improves Contractor Mobility and Organization By Josh Bordenca Tool industries have now changed gears more towards organization.  Whether you own Bosch, DeWalt, Festool, Milwaukee, or the several other brands out there, portability to and from job sites and workshops is a key component in productivity.  In this Bosch XL-Cart review we took a…

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How-To Make a Giant JENGA Game

By Robert Robillard

Make your own Giant JENGA Game – A Perfect Cookout Game If I jumped up right now and yelled “JENGA!” – or would you immediately recognize the catchy phrase for the game JENGA or call 911 on me? I recently saw an outdoor version of JENGA with oversized blocks and it was the hit of…

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How to Fix a Broken Floor Joist

By Robert Robillard

Fixing Broken, Cracked, Sagging Floor Joists I recently had to repair a broken floor joist that had cracked. I suppose somewhere in the world there are floor joists that need to be repaired that have wide open, clear joist bays, with no pipes, wires or obstructions. That’s not my world! From initial inspection it appeared…

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Inside Peek at Feeney CableRail

By Robert Robillard

Interview With Andy Penny – Inside Peek at Feeney CableRail A question and answer session with Andrew Penny, vice president of marketing and advertising, at Feeney, Inc. With custom home builders, remodelers and contractors who have designated business models based on moving from one project to the next in a timely but proficient manner, what…

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How to Eliminate Squeaks In Hardwood Floors

By Robert Robillard

Floor Squeaks Hi Rob Thanks for all the great info in your column, website and newsletters. I would appreciate advice on how to eliminate squeaks in hardwood floors. Our fairly standard oak floors seem to get more squeaky spots with time. Is there a way to fix them – do we nail or screw down…

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Cleaning Teak Furniture

By Robert Robillard

  How To Clean Teak Furniture This article will focus on how to clean teak furniture. Teak is a tropical hardwood species of tree, popular for outdoor furniture use due to it durability and natural resistance to rot and decay. Teak timber has always been valued as a high quality material and for its water…

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Splicing Into Existing Trim

By Robert Robillard

 Splicing Baseboard Trim – A Carpenter’s Tip I love rules of thumb and quick tips!   Here’s a quick tip that can be used when remodeling and you need to cut in a miter or splice along a length of existing trim board. Why would you need to use this, well here’s a few examples: Cutting…

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Importance Of Using Before And After Photos

By Robert Robillard

Before & After Photos Before, during and after kitchen remodeling pictures are very important, to us as it shows our ability to maintain the highest quality of work, on all of our kitchen and bath remodeling projects. Additionally documenting any project with photos can be helpful for future remodeling purposes as well as legal and insurance…

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