Whether a pipe bursts or construction begins on a new home addition, we often call the handiest people we know for some sage advice: our dads. In honor of the fast-approaching Father’s Day, we’ve asked a few of our favorite DIY bloggers to share with us what home improvement knowledge they’ve picked up from their own fathers. Let the next 10 heartwarming and valuable lessons in DIY prove Dad always knows best.
From building bridges and skyscrapers to manufacturing and repairing pipelines, and even in areas like film and TV, skilled welders are in high demand. If you’ve ever wondered how to become a welder, this guide can help.
Changing your car’s oil, fluids, and plugs are pretty simple tasks once you get the hang of them. Outfitting your workshop with these key tools will ensure that you’re ready to tackle basic DIY automotive care.
Your car’s tire pressure can affect the performance and safety of your daily drive. Make sure your tires are inflated to the proper PSI by checking them regularly with a tire pressure gauge.
This tool is famously fast and forceful, but extreme power requires extreme care. Stick to these safety guidelines, and follow our smart usage tips to stay injury-free.
Everyone has reached for the Krazy Glue at least once when fixing a broken object. Its sheer versatility makes this accidental invention one of the most ubiquitous—and useful—staples of DIY home repair. Some of its more obscure uses may be news to you, though. Get the most out of this small but mighty adhesive, and check out some amazing additional uses for this ultra-sticky glue.
Make sure you grab the right axe for the job by learning when to use each of these popular axes.
Follow these best and worst practices of working with bleach to bring new, lighter life to old wood furniture.
Even the most conscientious DIYer is bound to strip the occasional screw. The next time you’re faced with removing a screw with a stripped head, try one of these tried-and-true methods.