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Backsaw
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A backsaw is typically used to cut tenons, also called joints or grooves, in wood. Find out how to safely use this handy tool in this article.
Ripsaw
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A ripsaw is a useful tool for cutting lumber, making furniture, and other wood-cutting tasks. It is used to manually cut wood in the same direction as the grain. Learn how to safely use a ripping saw in this article.
Level
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A level is used to make something horizontal with the earth's surface. This handy tool can also measure vertical plumb. Learn about levels here.
Hacksaw
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A hacksaw is the tool to grab when you need to cut a metal pipe or other small household material. Find out how to properly use this handsaw.
Bolt vs Screw: How to Choose the Right One For the Job
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A bolt is a type of fastener that comes in a variety of types, including carriage bolts, stove bolts, and machine bolts. Learn more about bolts.
Tool Guide
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The tool guide gives important information about choosing and using the right tool for the job. Find the tool guide at TLC Home.
How Self-healing Spacecraft Will Work
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Scientists are now developing a new type of composite material that will allow spacecraft to repair themselves. Learn more about this amazing future technology.
How to Fix Drywall Holes
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Drywall holes are easy to fix, even without a drywall repair kit. Learn how to fix both small and large holes in drywall.
How to Fix Cracked Plaster in 4 Steps
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Older homes often have lath-and-plaster walls. Latex paint will hide hairline cracks in plaster, but only temporarily. Larger cracks actually are easier to fix. Learn how to repair cracked plaster.
Wood & Termite Damage
Termites may be small, but they sure are hungry -- hungry enough to eat your entire house! Here's how to spot and repair the damage they cause.