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This book is for anyone who wants to paint the interior or exterior of their house and get professional results. Since 80% of the cost of a paint job is labor, readers can save by doing it themselves. Over 200 photos show you how to check paint conditions and when to remove old paint, should you brush or roll, what equipment to rent or buy, what are the latest tools and techniques. All of this and more is discussed by the authors.
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Recall the time when these peaceful bovines roamed the prairie in great herds with this three-piece yard figure. Standing 37" HIGH at shoulder height, you can easily cut out the two leg sections and body section in an evening using our full-size patterns. Then, just paint the pieces, slip them together, and locate your buffalo where you and passing motorists can enjoy it.
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Manspace takes a refreshing look at the space in and around a home that men usually claim as their own: the smoking room, the garage, a workshop, and basement. It and also delves into more specialized spaces like a recording studio, wine cellars, converted trailers, and more. Author Sam Martin brings you 50 examples of manspace, giving you ideas and inspiration to create your own personal space dedicated to your possessions and activities.
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For over 100 years the Barrister's bookcase has been one of the finest ways to display a fine collection of books or treasured art objects. This bookcase can be built out of any hardwood. Rather than use modern hinges and slides, this bookcase was created using the traditional two pin wooden sliding mechanism. Size: 52 1/4" high by 36 1/2" and 12 3/4" deep. Skill level-Beginner
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This is a basic book for Hudson River Gothic architecture of the middle Victorian period. It contains detailed house plans, illustrations of specific buildings, and full text on style, decoration, furnishing, and housing. This is one of the most influential American architecture books. Originally published in 1850. 321 figures, 33 architectural designs.
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This is a classic account of Sturt's life as a wheelwright in the late 19th century. It offers a unique glimpse into the working lives of craftsmen in a world since banished by technology. The wheelwrights shop where he entered business had been operating for 2 centuries; this chronicle, first published in 1923, is a poignant record of that tradition, written as it was passing into history.