The Makita Angle Grinder is Durable, But Does it Perform?
If you’re in the market for a cordless angle grinder for welding, metalworking, and wood carving projects, check out our hands-on review of this Makita model.
If you’re in the market for a cordless angle grinder for welding, metalworking, and wood carving projects, check out our hands-on review of this Makita model.
Should you wait until the snow has stopped to clear your driveway? Is it OK to refill the gas while the snow blower is warm? Learn our tips and tricks for quick snow cleanup—and keeping your machine in tip-top shape.
From lighting a candle with a match to putting it out with your breath, learn what to avoid and what to do instead.
Conventional wisdom holds that upgrades and improvements will enhance a home’s value. But some improvements are better—and more cost-effective—investments than others. Contrary to what you might imagine, some of the most worthwhile projects also are the most economical. Start charting your home improvement course now by considering some of the projects with the biggest payoffs.
Hardly anyone’s home looks magazine-worthy all the time, but if you’ve noticed that your home is looking a little dingy or rough around the edges, it may be time to spruce things up. There’s no need for a major renovation, though. There are plenty of projects you can take on that will make a big impact on the appearance of your home but don’t require refinancing, or even dipping into your savings. Here are the 15 cheapest ways to make your home look brand-new again.
While it’s no big deal for a pro to grab a power drill to make a quick, precise hole, or to cut lengths of wood with a circular saw, some DIYers lack the skill, comfort level, or budget to wield an arsenal of power tools. The good news is, you can tackle plenty of functional and fun home projects without any power tools at all. Scroll through for 25 transformative indoor and outdoor projects that don’t require a single power tool—then get moving on your favorite.
Start your side hustle by putting your creativity and your 3D printer to work.
Before you drag those mismatched shelves, broken chairs, worn-out sofas, or just plain ugly eyesores to the curb, check out these creative examples of repurposed furniture that prove you can give outdated furnishings a second life as useful, even stylish items for your home.
A lawn mower smoking is never a good sign. Whether the smoke is blue, white, or black, here’s how to identity and address the issue yourself, or with the help of a professional.
Purchasing your first power saw is a big step. These pro tips will make it a lot easier.