Painting is often one of the first DIY projects homeowners tackle. People choose it because it's low risk. If you mess up painting, just paint over it. But how do you clean up those brushes so that they're ready to go for the next project? Check out the how to article at the link below.

Old houses were not necessarily designed to carry the floor loads we put on them today. Sometimes we put a bathroom where one wasn't previously and the weight of the filled tub makes the floor sag. Or after removing some partition walls and opening up the space, the floor bounces a little. What do you do in those scenarios? At the link below, Rob breaks down how to fix your floor system by beefing up the joists below.

Every year we put together a gift guide to help you build your own wish list or to aid in buying a gift for someone else. We break the list down into different categories depending on how much the tool cost. This way you can decide how much you really love your friends and family. Do you love them $50 or less, $200 or more or somewhere in the middle? Check the guide out at the link below.

Air hoses are a lot less common on job sites these days. A lot of us got tired of dragging the compressor and hoses out of the trailer every morning. Although battery powered nailers aren't all that light either so what's a good compromise between the power of air and convenience of battery? Paslode fuel powered nailers. #TBBCrew Scott takes the newly updated 16ga angled finish nailer for a test on a whole house trim package. See how it did at the link below.

In our latest head-to-head we pitted 17 of the industry's best reciprocating saws against each other to see which ones are the best. We tested and ranked them in all kinds of job site scenarios. So how did they do? Hit the link and find out!