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	title:	"Reader's Digest" DIY Manual: The DIY Classic - Totally Revised (Readers Digest): The DIY Classic - Totally Revised (Readers Digest): The DIY Classic - Totally Revised (Readers Digest)
	author:	Reader's Digest
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Reader's Digest
	released:	September 24, 2004
	isbn:	0276429338
	isbn-13:	9780276429330

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Customer Reviews
Best available - Rated This book is the best of its type available It bought it when we moved to our new house, and found some rather slip-shod DIY had been done by the previous owner. It covers anything you would ever likely need to know for home DIY. This book will pay for itself in no time at all, be it through avoiding trademens costs, avoiding waste of materials or detecting "cowboy" builders. I've looked at other similar books, e.g. Collins, but I reckon this one is the best illutrated and easiest to use for the non-expert. Probably the definitive book on this subject. - Rated This book is fantastic. It was bought for me by my dad when I bought my first house and it is one of the most useful books i own. It covers most subjects you are likely to need in any home DIY situation, as well as garden DIY and relevant legislation that may affect your DIY projects. I cannot stress enough how invaluable this book is and how often I've referred to it, even if I've decided I'm not confident enough to tackle the problem and call in an expert. A must have along side your tool kit. This book will pay for itself! - Rated Within 2 hours of getting this book it had paid for itself by clearly showing me how to repair a broken ceiling light. I'd been planning on paying an electrician to do the work, so I guess it must have saved me about £50 for that alone! It's completely up to date, including all of the new building regulations that might affect the average DIYer. Would definately reccomend this for anyone who wants to be shown how to do, and be given the confidence to try, most DIY projects. readers digest do it your self manual - Rated This book was my bible when I moved into my first home. What ever job I needed to do around the home, it was covered in detail and easy to understand. Not as good as the original - Rated I bought the origional Readers Digest D.I.Y manual in 1970. It consisted of a double folder type book with loose leaves. One side dedicated to showing you how to do something and one side for projects in the home. On purchasing the new updated version I was disapointed to find the Project section completly missing. Also missing was a complete section on wood jointing, showing all the different types of joints and how to make them.I have yet to find anything in the book which would lead me to abandon the origional 1970 book and so for me it was a waste of money. It is ok for the complete beginner but unlike the old one there are now books just as good if not better

Customer Reviews

Best available - Rated 5/5
This book is the best of its type available

It bought it when we moved to our new house, and found some rather slip-shod DIY had been done by the previous owner. It covers anything you would ever likely need to know for home DIY.

This book will pay for itself in no time at all, be it through avoiding trademens costs, avoiding waste of materials or detecting "cowboy" builders. I've looked at other similar books, e.g. Collins, but I reckon this one is the best illutrated and easiest to use for the non-expert.

Probably the definitive book on this subject. - Rated 5/5
This book is fantastic. It was bought for me by my dad when I bought my first house and it is one of the most useful books i own. It covers most subjects you are likely to need in any home DIY situation, as well as garden DIY and relevant legislation that may affect your DIY projects. I cannot stress enough how invaluable this book is and how often I've referred to it, even if I've decided I'm not confident enough to tackle the problem and call in an expert. A must have along side your tool kit.

This book will pay for itself! - Rated 4/5
Within 2 hours of getting this book it had paid for itself by clearly showing me how to repair a broken ceiling light. I'd been planning on paying an electrician to do the work, so I guess it must have saved me about £50 for that alone!

It's completely up to date, including all of the new building regulations that might affect the average DIYer.

Would definately reccomend this for anyone who wants to be shown how to do, and be given the confidence to try, most DIY projects.

readers digest do it your self manual - Rated 5/5
This book was my bible when I moved into my first home.
What ever job I needed to do around the home, it was covered in detail and easy to understand.

Not as good as the original - Rated 3/5
I bought the origional Readers Digest D.I.Y manual in 1970. It consisted of a double folder type book with loose leaves. One side dedicated to showing you how to do something and one side for projects in the home. On purchasing the new updated version I was disapointed to find the Project section completly missing.
Also missing was a complete section on wood jointing, showing all the different types of joints and how to make them.I have yet to find anything in the book which would lead me to abandon the origional 1970 book and so for me it was a waste of money. It is ok for the complete beginner but unlike the old one there are now books just as good if not better