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How To: Install deck posts and beams
In this sixth part in the series on building your deck, you will be installing the structure that will support the joists and flooring of your deck. It is critical that these parts are sturdy and solid. Before you begin framing your deck, you should have the ledger installed along the house and the concrete pads poured and dried thoroughly. These create the various supporting elements for your deck. Next to the house, the deck joists will be attached directly to the ledger. Meanwhile, the con...
How To: Build custom radiator covers
Is your house heated by big clunky radiators? Are they eyesores that are taking up valuable space in each room? If so, you can build custom radiator covers that will attractively hide the metal monsters and provide you with a convenient shelf for storage or decorative pieces.
How To: Create a string figure Siberian House
Did you play Cat's Cradle as a kid? Well, there's more to string figure art than just Cat's Cradle or Jacob's Ladder. This string art video demonstrates how to make a string figure Siberian House. Song: Focus - Hocus Pocus.
How To: Maintain a steam radiator with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to maintain a steam radiator. Steps:
News: Mirror Image
While a cast member is our filming a prank, perhaps over a weekend, go into their house or appartment and turn everything upside down. By that I mean permanently fix all the household furnature (ie. desks, bookshelves, bed, fridge) to the ceiling. So he'll return to find his world had been turned upside down... literally.
How To: Install deck joists
Installing the decking joists the will provide the framing platform for the deck boards is the seventh step in our series on building your deck. Before you can install the joists, the ledger should be in place along the house and the girders should be secured to the posts. The joists will be anchored to the house via the ledger and then supported by the girders. Take careful measurements, cut carefully, and be sure that your joists are very sturdy before moving on to the next steps. For compl...
How To: Replace a toilet in your house
You may want to replace the toilet in your bathroom for a number of reasons. Perhaps you have a cracked toilet, an antiquated model or one that uses a significant amount of water. There are a number of new models which will match the decor of your home and reduce the amount of water required per flush. Also, new toilets come in a variety of shapes that are more comfortable.
News: Medieval peasant house
Hey everybody, here is my entry for the medieval building contest. I don't actually care if I win, it was just fun to think about.
How To: Change Rear Disc Brakes on a 2001 Chrysler Town & Country Minivan
Changing the rear disc brakes on your 2001 Chrysler Town & Country (henceforth referred to as T&C) can be quite a challenge, but if you can spare a few hours (remember that you need to budget time to get the brake parts from the parts house) and are willing to get a little dirt on your hands, then you can save quite a bit of coinage!!! If after reading this article you do not feel like you can safely change your brakes, then bring your vehicle to a repair shop and let a professional do the jo...
News: Color Your Life
Want to be happy every day? here is some tips and techniques to help you keep the good mood using some Colors =).
News: The LEGO HOUSE video
Find the video of this being built here.
News: Drive kitty insane with cat hair & toothbrushes
First, a little evidence on how easily amused the common house cat is to begin with. To purchase special kitty toys seem unnecessary. Cats will go berserk at the slightest thing. The movement of a string, a rouge house fly, or in this case, the buzz of a toothbrush.
News: Yard Work
1)Call the septic service to rip up your friend's lawn and get shippudens all over the azaleas. 2)BE a solid supervisor (all up the workers asses) then try to put the loaf-hose in through the window of the house and ask them if there's a reverse switch.
Secure Your Computer, Part 2: Password-Protect the GRUB Bootloader on Dual-Booted PCs
There is a near-infinite amount of ways a computer can be broken into. But that does not mean that there isn't a reason to secure our computers as best as we possibly can. It's like the principles of a secure house. Which are the most secure houses? The ones with locks and advanced alarms, obviously, but not for the reasons people normally think.
How To: Create Beautiful Houses in Minecraft, Part 2
Part 2 Welcome back! In my last post I talked about the exterior aspects and techniques of building a great looking house, and now we shall focus on the interiors.
News: Introduction to The Great Chicago Fire
1/3 of the city gone, the red colored buildings and homes are the ones that got destructed in the fire..
News: Congresswoman Roybal-Allard serving California's 34th Congressional District
Get to know Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard: Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard was born in Bolye Heights, Los Angeles, County, California on June 12, 1941.
L4D2: Chapter 2 - The Underground
L4D2: Chapter two - The Underground "Ok explain something to me, how is an under-the-river tour scenic?" - Nick
How To: Install an attic fan
No matter how hot it gets in your home this summer, you can bet that it’s even hotter in your attic. All that heat in your attic gets transferred to the ceiling below, which will in turn heat the interior of your house.
How To: Cut crown molding with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to cut crown molding. Steps:
How To: Fix a leaky basement wall with This Old House
In this video, This Old House General Contractor Tom Silva demonstrates how to repair a basement wall leak around a drainpipe.
How To: Build a stylish bar cabinet with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to build a stained-glass bar cabinet. Steps:
How To: Install kitchen cabinets with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to install kitchen cabinets. Steps:
How To: Fix a squeaky carpet floor with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to fix a squeaky carpet. Steps:
How To: Install a ceiling fan with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to put in a ceiling fan. Steps:
How To: Install a solar attic fan with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to install a solar attic fan. Steps:
How To: Cut miters with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to make miters. Steps:
How To: Repair plaster molding with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to repair plaster molding. Steps:
How To: Build deck stairs with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to make deck stairs. Steps:
How To: Build a deck over a concrete stoop with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to put a deck over a concrete step. Steps:
How To: Install a deadbolt lock with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to install a deadbolt lock. Steps:
How To: Replace a threshold with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to replace an old threshold. Steps:
How To: Repair a damaged doorjamb with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to fix a broken door jamb. Steps:
How To: Replace a prehung exterior door with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to install a prehung door. Steps:
How To: Install a rain diverter with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to install a rain diverter. Steps:
How To: Fix a bathtub drain stopper with This Old House
Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to fix a bathtub drain stopper. Steps: