Continued: How to Build a Dog House In 10 Steps: Part Two. Step Three The roof and frame come next in your dog house project. Begin with the struts, ridge board and rafters and cut them from 2 x 4 boards. Once you have determined the pitch of your roof, cut the roof struts to correspond ...
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How to Build a Dog House: Part Two
July 10, 2012
Posted by Tool Up on July 10, 2012
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Building a Dog House: Part One
July 10, 2012
Finally the time has come for Dad (thats you), to build the dog a doghouse this summer. For about $100-$250 bucks Toolup.com has the solution, five easy steps and you can be out of the proverbial doghouse in a couple of days, and Sparky can begin to spend some more time outdoors. Step One: As ...
Posted by Tool Up on July 10, 2012
http://www.toolup.com/blog/build-dog-house-part-2/
Installing a New Toilet: Part Two
July 5, 2012
Are you ready to see some real results from your labor? Part two is perhaps the easiest part of putting in your new toilet. It is important to begin by first, replacing the existing toilet and faulty wax seal. Second, proceed by inserting the long brass closet bolts, be sure they are pointed and threaded-end ...
Posted by Tool Up on July 5, 2012
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Installing a New Picket Fence In Five Easy Steps: Part Two
June 27, 2012
Step Three Now the posts will begin setting and you can proceed to cut the 2 x 4′s into twelve 8-foot lengths. These horizontal fence rails will be the support for the pickets. Measure 12 inches from the base of the posts for the lower rail and 36 inches for the top rail with your ...
Posted by Tool Up on June 27, 2012
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Installing a New Picket Fence In Five Easy Steps: Part One
June 27, 2012
Installing a picket fence really picks up the look of your property, if you would like to put in a 4 foot picket fence around your property, here is a list of materials and tools you will need to get the job done. Materials include; a mason’s string, masking tape, 2″ galvanized drive screws, 4 x 4 x 8′ ...
Posted by Tool Up on June 27, 2012
http://www.toolup.com/blog/installing-picket-fence-part-2/
