Then it's time to dismantle the trap, the U-shaped part of the pipe under your sink. Using a pipe wrench (otherwise known as ...

In general, a longer handle allows the user to exert more force with less effort, but when working in tight spots, such as under a sink, a shorter handle may be required. Strap wrenches come with ...

Use a spud wrench, which has a large opening to grab ... The putty will squish out around the top of the strainer. From under the sink, place the rubber washer on the strainer, then place the ...

The space under the sink where the faucet attaches is often narrow and, due to its location, pitch black. Have an adjustable wrench close at hand for loosening the nuts. You’ll want a bright ...

With the right tools and directions, you can replace a bathroom faucet in a few hours. If you run into problems, call a ...

That said, it's more common to under tighten or over tighten a fastener with this type of torque wrench because the scale may be harder to read. A split beam torque wrench is essentially a click ...

You really do need a torque wrench. Any fastener you come across has a designated torque spec you ought to tighten it to. Now, I can’t pretend to be the person who torques everything to spec.

Discover simple faucet repair tips in this guide to fixing leaks. Save water, lower bills, and prevent damage with easy DIY ...

Marla was still typing. It was hard to overstate how attentive, professional, and educated she was—she had a master’s in ...

This pint-sized wrench might be small in size ... but a headlamp provides hands-free illumination for extended DIY tasks under the sink, inside a crawlspace, or up in the attic.

And a torque wrench won’t break the bank – decent tools can be had for well under £40. So there’s no doubt you need one, but which should you buy? We put 10 through their paces to find out.