I bought lengths at the hardware store. It was a little over $1 a foot. You can have them cut it down to the length you need so you won't have to buy a big giant long pipe. I used 4" and 1.5" pipe. My ...

I took the pipe, marked every 1/2 inch, and sent it through my miter saw. In order to get the best cut and not have it ping and then shoot out flying across the room, it is best to go at a slow ...

When the heat turns unbearable this weekend, get the kids outside anyway: head to the hardware store and pick up some PVC pipe, joints, and small plastic "mister jets." With those supplies, after ...

Discover how to turn ordinary PVC pipes into a stylish knife holder! This creative DIY project will not only help organize ...

Of all the closets and other storage spaces that quickly become disorganized, bedrooms closets pose the biggest challenge. For starters, getting anyone to at least put their clean clothes away is a ...

If you are pruning or trimming branches in your yard that are out of reach, here's a tip that might save you from having to ...

When you think about DIY projects, you probably don’t consider building your own planetarium. Why would you? Building the thing is surely outside the capabilities of the individual, and even if you ...

With a slim PVC pipe, some tools, a bit of elbow grease, you can keep those cables completely hidden away behind your desk. We've shared a number of different cable management solutions over the years ...

When he's not testing the latest phones or phone cameras, Andrew can normally be found with his own camera in hand or behind his drums or eating his stash of home-cooked food -- sometimes all at once.

I am about to undertake a massive home networking project where I wire a house for a buddy that is still under construction (it's barely framed, and now is the PERFECT time to make all the runs).<P>I ...