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POST (SUPPORT) sa COLUMN (ARCHITECTURAL) sa FENCE POST sa PLANT SUPPORT sa POSTHOLE DIGGING x POLE (SUPPORT) x PROP (SUPPORT) x SHORE (SUPPORT) x STAKE (SUPPORT) x SUPPORT POST How to use joist hangers and post anchors. Tip on using a piece of perforated copper pipe to allow an annual application of wood preservative between a wooden post and a concrete-filled posthole. Repairing rotted or deteriorated porch piers by placing existing pier on a concrete or asphalt pedestal. An easy way to install fence posts. How to use a galvanized metal post support for 4x4 posts. How to replace a rotted porch post. Tip: Repair porch posts by installing a new wood covering around some or all of the post. PVC plumbing pipe filled with concrete provides a rot-free alternative to pressure-treated fence and patio posts. How to create a solid post anchor with lengths of pipe embedded in the concrete. Wordless Workshop shows tip on how to make tree stakes that can be mowed over. Replacing a mailbox post. Options for fastening wood posts to concrete. Surround a basement support post (lally post) with a padded circular seat which opens to access toy storage area in the base. Post cutoff jig is used to level the tops of fence posts, deck posts, etc. Making decorative post caps for decks and fence posts. Taking a load off. Three basic shoring techniques for making structural repairs. (1) Simple shoring, (2) crib shoring, and (3) rake shoring. How to box in a basement lally column using drywall and urethane foam. Tip on casting concrete pier blocks in cardboard box molds. Technique for enclosing a lally column with drywall for fire protection. Simple technique for temporarily shoring up a load-bearing wall. Tip on removing posts intact that have been embedded in clay. Tip: Anchor wood posts to concrete floor using short lengths of electrical conduit. Producing wavy shapes on the band saw to use for lampposts, canes, balusters, and newel posts. This technique leaves no waste and has the option for a hole through the center without drilling Technique for making a tapered, 12-sided post using a table saw and a router. Replacing wooden support posts for porches and decks. Construction of a contempory-styled wooden surround to conceal steel support columns in a finished basement. Tip: Use an auto jack to help remove posts from the ground. Repairing rotten wood siding, window sill, porch post, deck post, etc. How to align (even-up) the tops of wooden posts before pouring concrete into the posthole. Techniques for quickly and safely setting stakes and posts. Tip: Woodworking pipe clamps can be used to straighten leaning porch posts. How to cast your own concrete posts for use as fence posts, mailbox posts, grape trellises, etc. Rural delivery mailbox post features Victorian styling. Made from pressure-treated wood. Be a post master. Well-built outdoor projects start with accurate layout of post locations. Technique for driving wood stakes into dry, clay soil. | |||||||||
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