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  The Best Biscuit Joiners for Woodworking

  As a woodworker or DIYer, there are certain essential tools that, once you find them, help unlock your real potential...

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  How To: Build a Cinder Block Wall

  Privacy, safety, security—these are only a few of the reasons that homeowners build solid, durable garden walls. Alth...

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  Nailing Techniques

  Nailing a nail isn't just a matter of ready, aim, and swing. Other elements enter in, like the size of the nail, the ...

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  8 Types of Torque Wrenches for Your Tool Collection

  For beginners and seasoned veterans in the garage alike, one tool that frequently comes in handy is the torque wrench...

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  Buyer's Guide: The Best Garden Hoes

  The sharp blade of a garden hoe is an indispensable gardening tool for slicing through weed roots and breaking up hea...

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  The Best Paver Sealers for Protecting Your Hardscape

  The best paver sealers help lock stones in place, limit erosion inside joints, repel stains, and keep the pavers look...

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  The Best Home Tool Kits for DIYers

  Whether you own or rent your home, a tool kit is a wise investment for fixes and improvements you want or need to mak...

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  How To: Use a Nail Gun

  Whether you’re looking to add shiplap, install trim, or tackle one of the hundreds of other carpentry projects, a nai...

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  The Best Rug Pads for Beneath Your Area Rugs

  Area rugs add warmth to rooms, but without a rug pad to secure them, they can damage your floors or cause an injury. ...

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  The Best Basement Lighting for Brightening Below-Grade Space

  Shining some light on below-grade spaces can do a lot for your home. Proper lighting increases the usability of your ...

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  How To: Make Scented Candles

  Sure you can stock up on a basket's worth when they go on sale at a home goods store, but scented candles actually ma...

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  Bob Vila Radio: Garbage Disposal Care

  While they’ll grind and send most kitchen scraps down the drain in small batches with a good strong flow of cold wate...

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  How To: Save Water at Home

  Test Your Shower UsageShowers account for more than one-fifth of the water Americans use every day. We can conserve m...

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  5 Things to Do with… Ice Cubes

  There’s nothing more refreshing than a cool drink on the rocks—but a cup of ice cubes can do a lot more than quench y...

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  The Best Fabric Scissors For Crafters

  Anyone who sews knows that a quality pair of scissors will ensure the precision shaping of fabric pieces. Crafters an...

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  The Best Work Boots for Women on the Job

  Hazards vary from job to job, and the most appropriate work boots vary depending on the risks associated with a speci...

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  Quick Tip: No-Coat Drywall Corners

   If you've ever done drywall work, you know the corners are the really tricky part.  These no-coat drywall corners ar...

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  The Best Crimping Tools for Wiring Projects

  Many electrical connections rely on a terminal (a bolt-down or push-fit connector) with an open end crimped onto the ...

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  How To: Install a Shower Head

  Installing a new shower head is not quite as easy as changing a light bulb, but almost. [resource-list]Step 1As you b...

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  The Best Foot Rests for a More Ergonomic Desk Setup

  Many workers today spend eight hours a day sitting at a computer desk, which can lead to discomfort and even long-ter...

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