The most important saw I have in the shop or on a restoration job site is the one I need to do the task in front of me at that moment. Here’s a look at the 5 best types of saws to use on your DIY home improvement projects.
Sanding is boring—and a lot of work. Depending on the project, you might be attached to a vibrating, dust-generating machine for hours on end. But it’s so important to success on certain projects—furniture and wood floor repair, paint prep—that once I get started, it becomes (sort of) fun.
A good-quality caulk gun will help you make a perfect bead every time.
When it comes to assembling trim, this overlooked tool often bests a hammer and nails.
A sliding compound miter saw—with motor and blade assembly mounted on a moveable arm—is a versatile, powerful tool from frame to finish.
Keeping home improvement projects under control saves you time, money and peace of mind.
Choosing the best ladder for the job is key to using one safely.
Need more storage space in your old house? Create it by adding knee walls to an unfinished attic.
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