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February 21, 2021

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Power and Shop Tools I Use

Here is a list of hand and power tools I use in the shop. The links provided support my channel. **This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links."

Adding Pendant Lights to the Kitchen

This project shows how you can add affordable pendant lights to your kitchen in about 15 minutes!!! Remember when can lighting was all the rage! Everyone wanted them. Now it’s just a bunch of hot spotlights flooding your kitchen with indirect light. Well here is an easy way to add some task lighting to your island or other area that you want to highlight. No cutting holes in the ceiling or running wires! These pendant lights screw into an existing can light socket and cover a fixture up to six inches! ** This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links. ** The first step was to unbox the light kits from Worth Home Products. These lights were obtained from Amazon.com ( https://amzn.to/3f5v7EQ ) The I jumped up on the island, removed the existing light bulbs Then installed the light kit adapters. To set the height of the pendants, you wrap the cables around the provided

Customizing Home Depot blinds to fit YOUR windows!

My wife recently decided that the vertical blinds we installed throughout our home in 2014, have seen better days. Having three cats have taken their toll, plus the slats are beginning to grow brittle, and we are looking for a new look. Our last home has Bermuda Shutters in the living room, and we really liked the look, but not the expense! So, we compromised on the Home Essentials 2" Faux Wood Horizontal Blinds from Home Depot. They had the look and feel of the Bermuda Shutters, without the price. I started small to see, if she was going to really like them, so we designed to do the kitchen window first, it’s the smallest window on the first floor, and the blinds were only $40.00, so if we didn't like them, it wouldn't be a loss. As many are aware, windows come in many sizes, blinds do not, while they come in standards sizes, the store can cut them to fit window widths, but not height. We took our measurements and headed to the nearest Home Depot, and picked out the

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