HeyJaredTim Carter
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Making a Patch Repair to a Concrete Foundation (opens the original)
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Several nights ago, I helped launch a floating paper lantern with my granddaughter, my daughter, and my lovely wife. It was just after sunset with a slight chill in the air. We were at the north end of Lake Winnipesaukee in central New Hampshire. Hundreds of others were there lighting small squat candles in their cedar-plank lanterns. A gentle breeze carried the lanterns out into the lake. It was a perfect night to create a memory. We found a place to park at the local post office. I backed into
Sanding Is Simple With the Right Tools (opens the original)
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I’m a big fan of sanding tools. You should be too if you desire professional results on all your projects. These magic tools also save vast amounts of time. Days ago, I watched my son use a dandy battery-powered orbital palm sander to round off a square corner on a solid maple countertop. He transformed the sharp corner into a safe rounded corner in about 45 seconds. Without the power tool, he might have invested 10 minutes or more. A palm sander is a small vibrating machine. The one my son uses
Building Secret Hiding Containers Into Your Home (opens the original)
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Not too long ago, I conducted a survey. I reached out to the tens of thousands of those who receive my free newsletter. I called it the Magic Wand Survey. I asked, “If you could wave a magic wand and have any useful and cool feature installed in your home, what would it be?” A vast majority of folks wanted clever and secret places in their homes to store all sorts of valuables, large and small. I wasn’t shocked by this because I have installed all sorts of secret hiding places in the homes I’ve
Using Epoxy for Exterior Repairs (opens the original)
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Several days ago I had a phone conversation with Wayne, a very good friend, after he and I completed our morning ritual Morse code conversation. He approached me at the ripe age of 74, wanting to learn Morse code. I took him under my wing, and now he’s very proficient. He asked me about repairing a concrete curb in his rear yard. A chunk about the size of a baseball had cracked off. Wayne shared that he could place it back together and you would only see the fine line of the fracture. He wanted
ADU and New Home Cost Calculator (opens the original)
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You may be sitting on the fence about building a new home or accessory dwelling unit (ADU), wringing your hands and wallowing in worry about what it’s really going to cost. You’re frozen with fear that the price of your project will exceed your budget by many thousands of dollars. The risk is multiplied if you’re about to engage an architect to draw up plans for this undertaking. A custom plan in today’s market is going to set you back tens of thousands of dollars. Can you imagine the pain you’l
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