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Drywall lifts will save your back for more important things - like moving around, enjoying life and being pain free! They are remarkable pieces of drywall equipment that should be in place any time you are doing a drywall project. They will save you hours of work and do all the heavier lifting for you. With a lift, you might even be able to do the project all by yourself.

Installing drywall on a ceiling usually is a two-man operation, even with a special lift. However, a lift is invaluable because it holds things in place and frees up the hands of the other two people. A lift can be rented by the hour for small drywall jobs. If you are going to be doing a lot of drywall work, then you probably are better off purchasing your own lift.

Lifts for drywall panels contain a horizontal cradle in which a single sheet of drywall is placed. Once the sheet is on the lift, it tilts into a vertical position. The next step is easy: all you have to do is crank up the cradle holding the drywall sheet to wherever you want to place the sheet. All you have to do at this point is nail or screw the sheet into the joists or studs in the ceiling.

You will do a little lifting, however, because each sheet must manually be put into the cradle. Keep in mind that each sheet of drywall can weigh quite a bit, sometimes as much as 120 pounds. There are ways for you to "save your back" when you are lifting an individual sheet of drywall however. Lift only one end of the sheet when you are putting it into the cradle. Be careful not to lift more than one sheet at a time. When you store your drywall sheets, stack them so that you can easily slide your hand under them. Putting them on 2 X 4 boards gives you this extra space for an easier "lift off."

Drywall lifts will give you that little extra edge when you are doing your drywall project. Things will go much smoother and your entire body will be much less "stretched" and achy at the end of the day!

Matt writes more about drywall lifts at http://www.drywall-lifts.com

Home Decorating - Asian-inspired Furniture

If you’re looking for a sleek, exotic look perfectly suited for smaller apartments and living spaces, Oriental-styled furniture is a definite option to consider. Chinese and Japanese offerings have had a great influence on Western furniture and modern design. Bedroom furniture pieces such as the platform bed and futon, as well as stacked chests and trunks are examples of Asian-inspired furniture that is practical and compact, and at the same time stylish and sophisticated.

Lacquered surfaces are a key attribute of the Chinese furniture style, creating luxuriantly deep finishes that are paradoxically subtle and striking in their elegance. Comprised of ebony, teak and rosewood, Chinese furniture often bears an inlay of semi-precious materials like lapis lazuli, jade and mother-of-pearl. Symmetrical construction, miter joints and copper, brass or pewter brackets are often employed to create a clean profile that enhances a modern, cosmopolitan living space.

Space-saving savvy puts Japanese-inspired furniture high on the list of city dwellers and dorm room denizens alike. If you love your sleek, streamlined platform bed and couldn’t live without your stowaway futon, you owe your admiration to the ingenuity of a culture that traditionally shuns large, overwrought furniture. Other recognizable items that hail from Japan include the stacked Tansu chests and Nagamochi trunks. Like Chinese furnishings, furniture influenced by Japanese design is defined by its joinery, with master artisans taking years to learn the construction of these complex, durable joints. Great pride is taken in the general lack of nails or glue that holds the structure together, and in the joint’s shock absorbing properties.

Much contemporary furniture owes its inspiration to ancient Oriental designs. The beauty of a piece was found in its usefulness and construction. Simplicity of design was valued more than ostentatious and gaudy overindulgence. The same can be said for today’s modern furniture, especially bedroom furniture, where sleek and simple equals stylish and sophisticated.

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What are some creative things I could build that incorporate 15" 2x4's?

I have a stack of twenty 15" 2x4's in my scrap pile that I want to make use of. I also have two 10' boards of 2x6, two more 10' boards of 2x4, two 10' boards of 2x2, some random plywood and two 4'x2' sheets of both pegboard and 1/4" hardboard. For cutting I have a table saw, a circular saw and a 10" single bevel compound miter saw. Also on the shelf I have a couple of cans of primer I want to use up along with a whole slew of interior and exterior latex paint.
I'm looking for any creative suggestions. Web references are wonderful but I would also greatly appreciate any clever or original ideas.

not sure if they are the right size but.. how about making your own tiki torches? my dad and I have been saving wine bottles and making free standing tiki torches out of those. we "stumpledupon" a website that teaches you how. sorry - don't have the link! but the ones on the site were nailed into the wooden fence.. if you put them on 2 by 4s you could put them all around like stick them in a garden or around a deck or patio...

Fall is time for ‘crafter’ and her power tools
Fall is definitely here, and I believe our Indian summer isover.You may already be missing the 80-degree weather, but I couldn’t behappier.

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