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A Wood Slat Radiator Cover Build Turning necessary heating equipment into something that feels like…
A Wood Slat Radiator Cover Build Turning necessary heating equipment into something that feels like…
Ramblings Made at 173 One simple design, a few pieces of scrap wood, and three toolboxes built ov…
Megapost Made at 173 How a pair of temporary bookcases became a custom dining room built-in with …
Still Laid Up Trying not to drone on about my back, but it's still out so there's still no …
A Scrap Wood Project Mikhail Baryshnikov, that great ballet dancer from the 1970s, once said, "…
A Scrap Wood Project Why buy another workshop tool when a few scraps and a screw will do the job? …
Workshop Therapy Betty Davis once said, "Getting old isn't for sissies." Boy isn…
A Two-Story Addition The Beisler house has embarked on a huge project, one that will change the hou…
Percy Bysshe Shelley, you know - Mary Shelley of Frankenstein fame's husband, expressed it …
Finishing the Rebuild These kind of projects are so fun...in very little time something old and …
One Man's Treasure Back in 2017 my neighbor was tossing his old sled out to the trash. Havi…
A Project From the Early Workshop Days Inspired by an old woodworking book, a traditional colonial …
Another Scrap Wood Project If you've followed 173 for any time at all, you know I always enjoy …
Nephew is on a tear, knocking out one project after another! Oh to be young again! First let me s…
Yard Sale Biedermeier (Style) A missing finial and loose clock face finally get attention after mor…
It's Finally Done and Looks Great ! I think just about every project I lament my complete inabi…
It Already Looks Better! Summer's always interesting for getting projects done. For one thing,…
Talk About the Simplest of Designs! A scrap of 2x4, a few drilled holes, and one small workshop…
This week the entire Northeast is in a significant heatwave. But last month Europe was under the gr…
In the last post I pointed out all the reasons it was time to rehab the shed, including the old ba…
Way Past Overdue Time to spruce up the ol' shed. I forget exactly when I built it, but it was …
Windows Dirty Little Secrets at 173 Every old house has a few embarrassing corners. These drafty lo…
Nephew sent a picture this weekend that, #1 - made me hungry and, #2 - made me jealous! I'll e…
The Yard Transitions into Summer I haven't gotten much done yet this spring/summer. I think mo…
Coming Out of A Long Cold Winter A walk through the gardens as another long Northeast winter finall…
Clearly I don't have any projects happening here at House 173 right now. I have three more wee…
So, this is a great honor! Much like my parents at 812-The Home , our nephew (whom we will continu…
A Scrap Wood Build A handmade wooden shoe rack brings a little more order and character to the back…
A Very Early Project at 173 One board, two inherited brackets and a brand-new router made this simp…
Made Specifically for the Upstairs Hallway So, the class I'm in is winding up and I have a co…
The Reveal! At long last the radiator cover is finished! I started this project all the w…
Just Puttering The last few weeks, around the holidays, I've just been puttering around the wor…