How To Make Homemade Char Cloth

Starting a fire can be a challenge. There is a memorable scene in the film, “Jeremiah Johnson” where the mountain man has carefully started a fire in the midst of a raging blizzard only to have a chunk of snow fall off the branches of the spruce...

How to Divide Any Board into Equal Parts without Fractions or Complicated Math

If you do woodworking and DIYing in inches, a solid understanding of fractions is essential. Being able to calculate that half of 4 1/4″ is 2 1/8″, or that 1 1/2 + 1 3/16 = 2 11/16″ is basic shop math that will keep your projects moving quickly. But...

How To: Using The Rule of 17 For Building Stairs

Carpentry is where all those math lessons from eighth grade finally find a purpose. You might not have understood what all the fuss was about Pythagoras back when an unexpected pimple could ruin your entire social life, but you know it now. Nothing...

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