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Some good tips for use in tackling the garage cleanout project.

This is a great video that anyone who fishes should watch.  Catch n release is the thing to do when you get a big fish.  If you snap photos and take a quick measurement you can always get a replica made of your big fish, but let it go back in the water for someone else to enjoy.   However, it's important you handle the fish so you don't hurt it.  Pete Maina shares the technique here.

I've had a crack in my garage floor since we bought the house 6 years ago.  It wasn't a bad crack at first, but each year it widened a bit.  It was finally time to do something, but there are so many different products out there to try.

It's about time again to put away our summer machines:  boats, lawnmowers, motorcycles, etc.   Doing a few simple steps can really help ensure that in the spring it will run good.   Here we go!

This is something that kinda bugs me sometimes.  I have something break down at home, I go buy the parts, and I fix it.  Someone will say, "why even mess with it, just call someone to fix it."  Why?  Because there is something special about being able to "do it yourself."  It seems to me this is slipping away and at this rate, in 50 years you're average person won't be able to

If you were unlucky enough to get a substantial amount of water in your basement, you probably had your gas appliances go off.  It can be very difficult as I found yesterday to get those appliances going again.  Here's a few tips that helped me out. 1.  Follow instructions on your appliance, if you are unsure, call a professional or your utility company. Natural gas can be dangerous!

I saw this video yesterday, and had to share.  Man I wish I could fillet like this guy.  Takes me a few minutes for each fish.

Yesterday was a bad day.  Nothing went right and even simple things got horribly complicated.  I had a few simple projects to do around the house and it ended up taking all day.

Finally, a how to video that will actually keep our interest!  The website eyehandy.com has come up with a brilliant idea for teaching guys how to do different tasks.  They use hot models doing the projects.  Surprisingly, it's right on for projects...