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1 comments about Popular Mechanics MoneySmart Makeovers: Kitchens (Popular Mechanics MoneySmart Makeovers).

1. TV makes makeovers look like instant magic. This book, though, is about what a real kitchen requires. One of the best things is that Peters takes one kitchen and makes it over 3 times for 3 different budgets.

   He doesn't gloss over the tougher stuff, either, telling you when it's time for a pro, and when you can take on something yourself. We've been thinking about a makeover for over a year--now, we have a starting point. A terrific book.

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1 comments about Inspirational Scroll Saw Projects: Ready to Use Patterns.

1. I purchased this book about 4 years ago, and it remains one of the most used reference book in my shop. The patterns are simple, yet majestic when finished. John Nelson has a definate flair to his projects, and these patterns are no exception
   
   I usually leave a few pattern books lay around the shop, so relatives/friends/visitors can browse for items that they like to own and display, would like to try to make or have made for them. This book is chosen from more than the "normal" book. More people try their hand at these patterns, though some are not for beginners, they give a good example reference to allow the beginner to advance in scroll saw skill.
   
   A top notch pattern book with great subjects that people really want to make or own AND display.

1 comments about What Mother Never Told Ya About Retail: A Small Store Survival Guide.

1. Bought this book for $25 and was sorely disappointed. The author seems like a genuinely nice person (it comes through) but the book is close to useless for a gift show owner. It should be titled "What Mother Never Told Ya About FASHION retail" as this book is clearly geared to this single industry (which happens to be the authors specialty) and only makes passing reference to other retail store types. Some of the information is just flat out wrong (no kids in the store?) and others is just impractical (move the bathroom!?!). The other thing that annoyed me about this book was that it is basically an advertisiment for the authors other books. Everytime she starts to talk about something that might actually be useful, she stops and refers the reader to one of her other books. I guarantee that I am not going to spend another $25 on this nonsense!

1 comments about DIY to the Rescue (DIY): 50 Home Improvement Projects (DIY Network).

1. Does any homeowner not have at least a short list of things they would like to change in their house? This book is a description of 50 do it yourself projects that just might include what you're thinking of.
   
   In my case it is windows. My house has windows that are single pane (and very heat inefficient), painted so many times that there's no way they'll ever open, and non-standard size. Page 132. - Making a Custom Window.
   
   Garage a God-Awful mess. Try Gardener's Garage. Page 256. And that's just two of the 50 projects that are discussed, illustrated and described well enough that you just might be tempted uo schedule a trip to Home Depot tomorrow morning.
   
   A particularily nice thing about this book is that the book was done by the hosts of DIY to the Rescue. The co-hosts of the show are Karl and Amy. Note Amy, a girl's name. In this day and age there are a lot single women living alone. Here is a bit of home repair, One of the co-hosts on the series is female. Seeing her in these pictures and on the show, there is no reason that snothre coman the same skills can't do a lot of similar projects.

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