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How to Buy Pry Bars
by a eHow Home & Garden Editor
A set of pry bars is a great benefit to have on hand when you are remodeling a home, tearing down a structure or getting ready for construction. The type of pry bar you will need depends on what you need to pry.
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How to Use a Pry Bar
by Jay Greco
Learn how to use different tools on a tool belt in this free video guide to basic hand tools - pry bar.
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Working with a Pry Bar for Weatherstripping
by George Engle
Get construction and home repair tips on how to install weather stripping on a garage - free video.
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What Is a Pry Bar?
by Neal Litherland
There is an old saying that goes something like, "always make sure you have the right tool for the right job." With the sheer variety of technology and invention that's been going on, it's often hard to know which tool that might be. But sometimes the answer is to go back to basics and use a tool that's been around long enough to prove its value and its flexibility -- a pry bar.
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Replacing Exterior Door Moldings
by Dale Devries
If your exterior door molding has seen better days, before moisture or termite damage, then it's definitely time to replace it. Taking off the old molding is a more delicate procedure than putting on the new. You want to be very careful not to gouge the jamb or damage the siding. Even placing a shim between the jamb and the pry bar can cause an indentation. So it's best to come in from the siding side.
Use a flat pry bar and start where there is rot, if any. This will give you access without having to lean against the siding. If there is no rot, place the pry bar under or just at the edge of the molding on the siding side. You may have to hit it with a hammer to get it under the molding. Then place a block of wood between the pry bar and your siding. Use the leverage of the wood to push the molding up. Once you have a section up, you can usually stay in the area where the new trim will hide and marks made by the pry bar. Remove all the trim and clean the area well. If it is wet, you should let it dry before installing new trim or the new trim will rot out quickly from the moisture.
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Tools Needed to Build a Barbeque Pit
by Mark Sullivan
Tools you need to build a grill pit or outdoor barbeque including a pointed shovel, pry bar and bolt cutters in this free construction video.
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How to Replace the Fan in a Nissan Pathfinder
by a eHow Cars Editor
Your Nissan Pathfinder most likely has a mechanical (belt-driven) fan. A novice should be able to accomplish these steps in about an hour with little more than a wrench and a screwdriver. A pry bar and a step stool may be helpful as well.
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Replacing Sliding Glass Doors: Removing the Jam
by Mark Blocker
Flat bars and pry bars can be used to remove a door jam for a sliding glass door. Remove door jams with tips from a certified home inspector in this free video on home repairs and maintenance.
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How to Remove Ceramic Tiles
by Tim Gipson
Remove ceramic tiles by removing the grout around tile with a grout saw and either prying or breaking the tile loose. Use a pry bar to remove tile that needs to be reset with instructions from a remodeling contractor in this free video on home improvements and repairs.
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Removing a Door Panel on a Honda Accord
by J. Paventi
You'll need a Phillips screwdriver and a thin object to assist with prying. Any sort of small pry bar or dull-edged knife (such as a butter knife) will work.
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