Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diy. Show all posts
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Five Best Tax Preparation Tools
Great list! I personally use TaxAct for years now and am very happy!
Saturday, January 14, 2012
25 Geeky Ideas, Household Tips, and Storage Ideas to Make Your Life Easier
25 Geeky Ideas, Household Tips, and Storage Ideas to Make Your Life Easier
I especially like the sheet folding tute, the tension rod storage for spray bottles, bread tie cable labels and the magnetic wall hanger, among others, check it out!
I especially like the sheet folding tute, the tension rod storage for spray bottles, bread tie cable labels and the magnetic wall hanger, among others, check it out!
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Gotta' Love these Kipkay Videos
Kipkay Videos
A hacker of many things, he makes videos about making stuff from other stuff. A true DIY'er!
A hacker of many things, he makes videos about making stuff from other stuff. A true DIY'er!
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Do-It-Yourself Soil Test
Do-It-Yourself Soil Test
Read More: How to Test Soil Acidity/Alkalinity without a Test Kit
Very simple test for soil using baking soda and vinegar and some time.
Read More: How to Test Soil Acidity/Alkalinity without a Test Kit
Very simple test for soil using baking soda and vinegar and some time.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Switch from Zipper to Button Fly
What a great idea! I used to love those button fly jeans! No chance of getting "caught" in the zipper, lol.
Click to View: Button Fly
Click to View: Button Fly
Friday, December 9, 2011
Great Example of a Tiny House
The Tiny House movement has grown in the last decade and is indicative of the current shift towards self sustainability due to our ever troubled economy.
People all over the nation (and many places abroad) are opting against or giving up their unnecessarily huge houses (and mortgage payments) to be able to live a debt free and sustainable lifestyle.
Now my take on it is a little different than what the people at the link below have done, but not by much. I like the idea of smaller, easily maintained domiciles, however I think the below 100 sq. ft. cabins on trailers would be too much of a stretch for me (although I wouldn't require much more.)
But have a look at what the Rowdy Kittens have done with their Tiny House, you will be amazed!
Thursday, December 8, 2011
How to Build an Octagonal Deck
Click to View: How to Build an Octagonal Deck
Nice 'structable showing how to build your own fancy schmancy deck for your home. Seriously though it even covers the geometry needed to pull off the project. Not for the faint of heart but just follow the carpenter's golden rule; measure twice, cut once.
Nice 'structable showing how to build your own fancy schmancy deck for your home. Seriously though it even covers the geometry needed to pull off the project. Not for the faint of heart but just follow the carpenter's golden rule; measure twice, cut once.
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Builders Plans from WorkBench Magazine
Click to View: Builders Plans
Nice! Delicious little PDF files for you to download and use for your next project! There's alot of plans there! Don't just click the featured (pictured) plans, take a look below. Tables, chairs, storage, and outdoor projects! Something for every DIY'er!
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Repurpose Pipe Insulation into a Door Draft Guard
Click to View: Repurpose Pipe Insulation into a Door Draft Guard
This "as seen on tv" item is not even worth purchasing if you can simply make one for yourself. Click the link above to make your own, at a much better price.
This "as seen on tv" item is not even worth purchasing if you can simply make one for yourself. Click the link above to make your own, at a much better price.
101 Pretty Printables
Click to View: 101 Pretty Printables
Nice page chock full of printables for everything from jar labels to door signs to personal stationary. Check it out!
Nice page chock full of printables for everything from jar labels to door signs to personal stationary. Check it out!
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Ceiling Fan Pull Chain Nightlight
Click to View: Ceiling Fan Pull Chain Nightlight
A nice instructable and a great idea but there should be some way to not use the solar panel but it's a great idea anyway!!
Friday, December 2, 2011
How to Remove a Wine Stain & Other Awesome Uses for Salt
How to Remove a Wine Stain & Other Awesome Uses for Salt
- Scrub your oven
- Keep frost off your windows in wintertime
- Make candles drip-less
- Get rid of mildew
- Prevent food from sticking to your pans
- click the link above for more ...
Saturday, November 26, 2011
15 Home Repairs for $15
LINK: 15 Home Repairs for $15
It's good to know these quick inexpensive tips for around the home so you don't end up wasting money unnecessarily.
It's good to know these quick inexpensive tips for around the home so you don't end up wasting money unnecessarily.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
8 ft. x14 ft. Sportin' Cabin
If you spend any time on the Tiny House Blog, you will love it as much as I do. They feature House Plans that most people with a moderate amount of carpentry skills can complete. Some plans are free too! Most plans are priced around the $10 mark so they are very affordable. The success stories are the best! To see how people go from start to finished is very inspirational. So check it out today!
Building a solar generator
This is one person's way of building a Solar Power generator, interesting concept but I think it can be done for a lot less up front cash. Check it out anyway it might give you some inspiration for your own rig.
Sunday, November 6, 2011
COOL CABIN PLANS
Links and reviews of sometimes free sometimes pay plans to build your next home, cabin, or getaway!
LINK: COOL CABIN PLANS
Saturday, November 5, 2011
The Homesteader's Free Library
Put this one on your bookmarks bar! A wealth of information for the DIY'er! Too much stuff to cover in one little blog post so go check it out for yourself! Covers topics like Alternative Energy, Construction, Cooking, Gardening, Growing Food and much more!
Historic Shed Cottage
The TinyHouseBlog is a great inspiration for those that want to build their tiny dream home today! Just consider how much a home costs even in this downed economy. Imagine simply buying a little plot of land in a rural area and starting your own Tiny House Project, maybe at first it will only be a vacation or weekend home, but you may find that it could be a new lifestyle waiting for you, and you would have done it for a lot less than the cost of a traditional home.
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