How to Use a Hammer Drill Regardless of Its Brand
While you’re likely familiar with the common drills and hammers available to you, you may not be as familiar with their power tool relative – the hammer drill. That being …
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10 Must-Have Masonry Hand and Power Tools
As the old saying goes, you always need the right tools for the job. That’s as true for masonry as it is for any other methods of crafting or construction. …
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Concrete Mix Ratio: What Is It? What Is 1-2-3? …And More.
Whether you’ve used concrete on a job site or on a DIY project, you likely know that the toughest part of using the material is getting its consistency just right. …
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From M to S: Types of Mortar and Mortar Mix Ratios
Whether you’re working on a professional jobsite or at home on a DIY project, few bonding agents are as versatile and as essential as mortar. But despite its versatility and …
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How to Mix Concrete Without a Mixer by Hand in a Bucket or Otherwise
If you’re planning a home DIY project, you may soon find yourself in need of some concrete. Naturally, you don’t need too much. In all, you may only need a …
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12 Types of Drill Bits You Need to Know and Their Uses
Whether you’re a professional who has a drill in hand daily or a DIYer who only picks up picks up a drill on weekends, you should know how to use …
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Mortar vs. Grout vs. Thinset: What Are the Differences?
If you’re new to the home renovation business, you may only know a little bit about the materials that professionals use to construct interior. For example, you may know the …
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How to Make and Use a Plumb Bob (and What For…)
If you’re new to the art of DIY home renovations, then you may not yet be familiar with all of the tools of the trade. While you should get up …
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What Are Level, Plumb, Square & True in Construction and Carpentry?
If you’re planning on taking up carpentry as a hobby or performing a DIY construction job, then it’s important for you to have the right tools for the job. But …
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