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Outside corners of drywall – where two walls meet to form a projecting corner – are the most vulnerable part of any drywall installation.…

Drywall backing is blocking – extra framing material added between studs to support drywall edges, fixtures, and accessories that would otherwise have no solid…

Removing old drywall is necessary before rewiring, re-insulating, or remodeling. The task is physically demanding and dusty, but straightforward when done systematically. Sealing adjacent…

Drywall finishing levels are a standardized system (Level 0 through Level 5) that defines how much work is required before a surface is considered…

A crooked or rotting mailbox post is an eyesore and can result in missed deliveries if the mailbox becomes inaccessible. Replacing one is a…

Cutting drywall cleanly and accurately is a fundamental skill for any drywall project. The good news is that drywall cuts with simple hand tools…

A drywall water stain or water-damaged section does more than look bad – it can harbor mold, the weakened gypsum provides little structural value,…

A wooden fence adds privacy, defines your property line, keeps pets and children safe, and improves your home’s curb appeal. Building one yourself saves…

A rain barrel collects water from your roof downspout and stores it for garden irrigation. A typical 55-gallon barrel fills completely during a single…

Building a compost bin from pallets is one of the most practical free projects you can do in an afternoon. Pallets are available free…

Patching a hole in drywall is one of the most common home repair tasks. Small holes from picture hooks are quick fixes; medium holes…

Drywall screws that pop out from the wall surface are one of the most common drywall complaints and one of the most common DIY…