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When baby only wants mom it can be equally flattering and exhausting. I used to think that people with clingy babies were doing something wrong…until I had one. My first was never super clingy except for the odd occasion. My second, on the other hand, was a mama’s girl from day one. The first year […]
End grain is not the best gluing surface, so it’s fortunate that Chinese artisans in the twelfth century perfected an ancient joint that today allows us to maximise gluing surfaces while also permitting a more mechanical approach to joint making. In short, a finger (called a tenon) is milled on the end of a workpiece, […]
A good way to fasten tenons is to wedge them. This can be done whether the tenon goes through the mortise piece or only part way, as in a blind mortise and tenon joint. The wedges can be driven between the tenon and the ends of the mortise, or, as is often better, driven into […]
Blind Dovetail Thru Mortise and Tenon This joint shows up fairly regularly in books that document joinery and it seems to be predominately utilized in timber framing applications. Even so, I have wanted to explore this joint for a while and see if it would lend itself to furniture building. Given that I tend to […]
Building stairs for your deck is often considered “the most difficult part of” the construction project. Having the right calculations before getting started can make the task a lot easier. To simplify the process, we’ve created this deck stair calculator to help you determine the correct measurements needed to carry out your project. Once you’ve […]
Build this easy DIY doghouse and give your best buddy a cozy space to take naps and escape the weather. Aplace to escape the elements is a must for dogs that spend any time outdoors. This DIY doghouse project will take you through the steps to build a classic A-frame from a single sheet of […]
1-panel shelters Often converted into a garage or woodshed, our 1-sided shelters can be partially or fully clad (ready-to-close option). We also manufacture several models of bus shelters, horse boxes, and covered courtyards. In large dimensions, with a steel sheet roof, our structures are used as agricultural shelters, municipal buildings, and wood energy dryers (chips). […]
Adding a pergola to your mobile home can create a cozy and stylish outdoor space. A pergola isn’t just pretty; it also offers practical benefits. It provides shade, making your outdoor area comfortable, even on sunny days. Plus, a pergola adds a charming touch to your home, boosting its curb appeal. A pergola can make […]
1987 Mobile Home Exterior with Wood Front Porch and Backyard Faye Johnson November 5, 2024 Step into the story of a 1987 mobile home transformed into a charming retreat. With a cozy front porch and a backyard that feels like a secret garden, this home is all about comfort, character, and clever design. From the rustic wood porch […]
Sturdy, safe wood steps for a mobile home are more than just a convenience; they’re a must for safety. Think about it: steps are the first thing you use when you enter your home and the last thing you use when you leave. If they’re wobbly or unsafe, it’s not just a nuisance. It can be […]