DIY: How to remove a stump Did you read my post about how to remove a stump that ended up being an axe handle repair and replacement article? Were you disappointed with the actual stump removal in that article? Well, as mentioned, I had one stump left. I proceeded with the same technique as previous stump removals. I took a … Continue reading →
A story about stump removal Axe Handle Repair or Replacement: After spring breaks, handy fathers are outside using their tools. This is the first spring in my new home, and I’ve noticed a few stumps in the yard. I mean to have them removed. Living in town, I’ve had no reason to own an axe. I had never done Axe … Continue reading →
DIY Washing Machine Repair isn’t the forte of a lot of people. Fortunately for one handy father, resources are abundant online. Books on washing machine repair are also available. A Handy Father and his DIY Washing Machine Repair I just found a great resource on YouTube to help fix my washer. They actually have several things. YouTube and forums have … Continue reading →
Sometimes forts are big projects that take a lot of time to build, and require advanced planning and materials. This is not one of those times. One of the most fun birthday party ideas is to have an Inflatable Bouncy Castle. This is a highly durable fort that can be rented or purchased. If you’re worried about the size of … Continue reading →
Here’s a Handy Grilling Tip: Something new this summer that I have is two gas tanks for my Gas Grill. You’re never a hero for having two, but you are definitely a loser if the gas runs out and you have to use the oven. ~ Mick M. Joliet, IL
Continue reading →This sausage & potato soup is a favorite of my kids. I made up the recipe, and have evolved it to this point with few changes. No recipe per say, but I did loosely pattern it after a sausage and potato soup from Olive Garden. It is different each time. The basic recipe this time was: Two carrots sliced go … Continue reading →
I know from experience that kids and trampolines go together well. Jumping, bouncing, energy consumption, all good things. Whether the weather is cold and wet, or blistering and dry, the kids will want to be outside on the trampoline. Trampolines come in all sizes and don’t have to break the bank. The trampoline that we have was purchased for $40 … Continue reading →
It is a common thing to see someone driving around town with a broken side view mirror. The glass can break for any number of reasons, but the outcome is the same no matter what. The result is unsafe driving conditions. The handy father will not let this situation continue. While of course you can replace the entire mirror with … Continue reading →
This website is dedicated to fathers who have common DIY projects to work on. You may need help, or wish to share your methods and reasoning behind what you do. Share what works, and what might not work so well. To the benefit of all fathers! Common DIY projects for handy fathers: Household DIY (Do It Yourself) repairs • Roofs … Continue reading →
