The Best 110 DIY Tips Ever from Popular Mechanics

Posted on 23 January 2016 by The Tactical Hermit

Know Your Stuff: The 110 Best DIY Tips Ever from Popular Mechanics

For Popular Mechanics‘ 110th anniversary, we decided to do something special: We dived into our archives to find the 110 best, handiest, and most helpful tips ever printed in PM. It’s more than a century of DIY wisdom. (You can read the introduction to the project here.)

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For Popular Mechanics‘ 110th anniversary, we decided to do something special: We dived into our archives to find the 110 best, handiest, and most helpful tips ever printed in PM. It’s more than a century of DIY wisdom. (You can read the introduction to the project here.)

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