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Plywood Subfloor: Is 5/8″ or 3/4″ Better for You?
When choosing between 5/8″ and 3/4″ plywood, there are a few things to think about. Now, the thicker the plywood, the stronger it generally is. So, on paper, 3/4″ plywood should provide more strength and stability compared to 5/8″. It’ll…
Easiest Way to Make Clay-No Flour, Cornstarch, or Glue Needed
Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or a parent looking for a fun, creative activity to do with your kids, you’ve likely stumbled upon recipes for homemade clay. The only problem? Many of these recipes rely heavily on ingredients like flour,…
Cement-Free Patio? A Step-by-Step Guide
Many homeowners desire the added outdoor living space a patio provides but are searching for alternatives that offer flexibility, aesthetic appeal, and a more approachable DIY project. That’s where the idea of laying a patio without cement comes into play….
SketchUp Performance: RAM, Processor or Graphics Card – What Matters Most?
SketchUp, like most 3D modeling software, relies heavily on your computer’s graphics card. It’s like the artist’s easel for SketchUp, the thing that lets you spin your models around, see shadows and textures, and generally navigate through your 3D space…
Revamping Old Concrete: Does Acid Staining Work?
Yes, the acid stain can work on old concrete, but the outcome will be largely dependent on the condition of the concrete. Acid stain works by penetrating the surface and reacting chemically with the hydrated lime (calcium hydroxide) in the…
Is A MacBook Good For SketchUp?
The MacBook is a favorite among many architects. MacBooks are known for their strong performance, sleek design, and high-quality displays. This makes them pretty attractive for many types of creative work, including 3D modeling like SketchUp. The great news is…