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    Dewalt DWHTHT450 Hammer Tacker Review 

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    Published on 02-15-2012 02:50 PM
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    Hammer tackers are fickle things. They have a tendency to jam and be a nuisance on the jobsite. I finally had enough and bought the Dewalt DWHTHT450, a hammer tack that looks as good as it performs. Let's take a look at what makes it work.

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    Unlike cheaper models that use stamped steel, the DHWHTH450's body is made from poured steel. The ...
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    Dewalt DG5617 20-Pocket Pro Framer's tool belt review 

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    Published on 01-26-2012 03:44 PM
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    While working on the house I noticed that I spent a significant amount of time searching for tools every day. I had no problems finding the big power tools. It was the tape measure, my pencils, and my framing square, which seemed to wander off into the far corners of the house. The pros know about this problem all too well. Their solution is the tool belt. The belt keeps all frequently used hand tools on the person at all times. A tool belt was what I needed.

    I looked around for a good option and landed on the Dewalt DG5617 tool belt ...
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    Bosch PL1682 Power plane review 

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    Published on 12-13-2011 07:52 PM
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    During the prep work for a new wood floor I discover a sharp ridge in the subfloor of one area of my house. About 1//4" of material had to be removed over a large area to flatten the subfloor. The prefect, and probably only, tool for this job is a power plane. After doing some research I decided to get the Bosch PL1682, a powerful and affordable power plane. Let's take a look at how well it performed.

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    The PL1682 arrived at my house in perfect working order. I tested the sole of the tool with a straightedge and ...
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    Replacing a toilet 

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    Published on 12-04-2011 10:33 PM
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    A few years ago I replaced my old water wasting toilets with new water efficient models. Not wanting to pay what the plumber was asking for installation, I learned what it takes to install a toilet. The process is actually easier than it sounds. If you are in the market for a new toilet, a self install is a very viable option.

    The team at Home Depot has made a great video about the subject. The presenter does not get ...
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    Lutron MA-T51 countdown timer review 

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    Published on 12-04-2011 01:00 AM
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    I have been looking for the perfect bathroom timer for while now. My old wind-up timer won't stay on anymore. Enter the Lutron MA-T51, a timer with seriously good design. Let's take a look at what makes it tick (it's actually silent).

    Usage Model

    The engineers at Lutron did their homework. They figured out how a timer should work. I want my timer to keep the bathroom fan running for some time after I leave. I don't want to do anything special to get that done. That's it.


    The Lutron delivers. The big face
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    Clark Super 7R edger review 

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    Published on 12-02-2011 01:49 PM
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    I recently had a chance to work with a Clarke Super 7R floor edger on a project. Like all tools from Clarke (website), the Super 7R is a professional tool for flooring installers. I used one to prepare the subfloors in my house for an additional layer of plywood, and to refinish a worn-out oak floor. Let's see how it did.

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    The Clarke 7R feel like one solid chunk of metal. That's because it ...
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    Making floor vents air tight 

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    Published on 12-01-2011 09:22 PM
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    One of the most common areas of heat loss in residential heating systems are the duct joints. The building code calls for all joints to be either taped or covered with mastic. Older homes like mine often do not have this work done. The homeowner can greatly reduce his or her heating costs by sealing these joints.

    The floor vents in my house were particularly bad. The installers did not take much care to create an airtight
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    Spraying latex with a conversion gun 

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    Published on 12-01-2011 08:27 PM
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    I wanted to get into spray painting for a long time. The technique produces flat surfaces; the kind that are impossible to create with a paintbrush. The complexity of having to set up a gun and mixing the paint kept me from taking the plunge.

    After months of research I finally pulled the trigger and purchased a system. Looking back it, I made an elephant out of a mouse. Spraying latex paint is easier than it looks. I hope the following guide will help ...
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    Ampro A1440 pressure regulator review 

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    Published on 11-23-2011 12:58 PM
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    A few months ago I found myself angrily shopping for an inline air regulator. The one that came with my spray gun lasted all but 2 hours. The glass of pressure gauge split in half. Apparently it was too cold in my shop (not really). Browsing the web I found that it is littered with cheap sub-par pressure regulators. I had no confidence that any one of them would last any longer than the one that just broke. Where ...
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    Honeywell RPLS540A/RPLS740B solar time table programmable switch review 

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    Published on 11-19-2011 10:33 PM
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    Here in Seattle the nights are long. It's dark by the time I get home from work. The outdoor lights on my home are off, unless I leave them on all day. A friend turned me on to the Honeywell RPLS740B timer. What makes this one so different is its capability to turn the lights on and off at sunset and sundown; every day, reliably, for years.

    Switch by location - no sensors
    The Honeywell RPL740B does not sense the presence of light like other switches do. During setup the user enters ...
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