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Adding open shelving to your dry bar is totally optional. We had enough space for it and felt like we needed more storage, so we added floating shelving above the dry bar. Since the wall paneling blocks access to the drywall to use a stud finder I taped off where the studs hit on the...
This light makes for an excellent way to light up an area for playing board games at night or simply lighting up the kitchen in the morning before the sun comes up. Any area light or lantern will do, but this one literally runs forup to 7 dayson a single 9Ah 18V Ryobi battery! Beyo...
Once I had all of my plywood pieces, I used my littleKreg Jigto create some pocket hole joints. To make the joints as strong as possible, I was sure to drill my pocket holes so that I wasn’t screwing into the end grain of the wood. I always glue the joints as well. After I a...
I use it all the time for different purchases. Drill a pilot hole and counterbore with one side, then drive a Kreg Screw with the #2 square-drive bit on the other side. You just quickly flip it and you are ready to insert the screw. It gives the joinery a very professional and hidd...
Next step was to drill a hole through the reservoir basin grate for the copper standpipe to reach the reservoir and pump. I used a 1” Forstner bit for this but a spade bit would work too. I later ended up enlarging this hole so I could remove the pot, if necessary, without removing...
an electric drill with a Philips head drill bit.If you too want to be handy at home, invest in a nice cordless drill. I went with Makita but my construction friends say they’re pretty much alike. (I personally wouldn’t buy a Ryobi which is HD’s private label brand.) Makita and ...
Insert the bit into the chuck so that the usable part of the bit sticks out past the edge of the drill.[4] Keep your fingers on the bit and the chuck since the bit isn't secured and could fall out. 5 Secure the new bit by twisting the chuck clockwise. Tighten the bit into ...