Other Hand Tools

by Jeff Van Dine

A scribe, a hole saw, nibblers, and a jigsaw are all good options when anything but a straight cut is requiredby Mike Guertin

SharkBite push fittingsby Justin Fink

by Grayson Murphy

Product Review: Aura paint with colorlock technologyby Brian Pontolilo

by David Baker

The $80 one, of course, but you can do pretty well for $10by Rob Yagid

Choosing the right bit helps prevent stripping screwsby Rob Yagid

Fake rocks can look pretty good if you know what you’re doingby Brendan Mostecki

8-in. Milled-tooth float filesby Michael Standish

Heavyweight, lightweight, and midweight types are readily available and can be used straight from the bucketby Myron R. Ferguson

Magic trowelby Myron R. Ferguson

by George Hennigan

Stinger CH38 cap hammerby Mike Guertin

Both PVC cleaner and PVC primer be used to create a strong joint, but one is required by codeby Ed Cunha

Irritated with your immaculate paintjob suffering at the hands of a stray bit of tape? All you need is some wax.by Justin Fink

You can go to the hardware store and buy a sanding block, but better yet, you can make your own with materials you already haveby Justin Fink

Give your hands a break and support heavy paint cans from the bottom with this techniqueby Justin Fink

Keeping your power source protected and visible is paramount, and this tip gives you a simple way to do itby Justin Fink