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4 Tools That Can See Through Walls

Get X-ray vision with these innovative gadgets.

Storing and Organizing Your Tools Like a Pro

Cut down on project time by making things easy to find.

DIY Tools Everyone Should Have

A few classic implements will come in handy again and again.

Time-Saving Tools for Carpentry

Do you have these tools?

How to Use Hardware Cloth Around Your Home

Different ways to use hardware cloth.

4 Ways to Improvise an Allen Wrench

Use your DIY creativity to improvise an Allen wrench.

A Simple Guide to Flathead Screwdriver Sizes

Screwdrivers are a necessity for your toolbox, and they come in a variety of sizes.

3 Common Staple Gun Problems

Learn about the most common staple gun malfunctions and how you can fix them.

6 Household Substitutes for a Phillips Head Screwdriver

What happens if you can’t find your Phillips head screwdriver when you need it?

How to Improvise an Angle Grinder

Use a substitute with the same effect.

8 Household Replacements for a Flat Head Screwdriver

Sometimes tools go missing, but what do you do if you need a flat head screwdriver and yours is gone?

Phillips Head Screwdrivers: Easy Guide to Sizes

Which Phillips head screwdriver sizes do you need?

How to Solder Aluminum Sheet Metal

It's a great skill to add to your DIY toolbox.

How to Apply a Stain Over Wood Filler

Get a polished, professional looking finish even after using wood filler by following these steps.

13 Tool Gifts for the DIY Dad

Give your dad what he really wants for Father's Day.

How to Add Water to a Pressure Washer

Pressure washers come in a multitude of designs.

How to Repair a Hydraulic Floor Jack

Car repairs and maintenance can be hard to accomplish without a working jack.

How to Fix Your Tape-Measure Retraction System

Get a measure of success with this easy repair.

How to Jump a Car With a Flathead Screwdriver

Did you know that you can use a flathead screwdriver to jump-start a car?

How to Test a Phone Line With an Analog Voltmeter

If you're having problems with a landline, a simple voltmeter is all you need for a test.