DIY

There’s no greater satisfaction in a boat owner’s life than the act of pouring blood and sweat into a project worth doing.

Here’s a DIY technique that just might get that darn screw to turn.

This simple method has kept my boat free from seagull attacks for nearly five years.

Conducting your own personal test run can diagnose all kinds of problems before the big day.

Here's why spending a few hours this weekend checking all of your onboard hose clamps is a great idea.

Our experts have spoken. Here are the top "canned goods" you should be stocking on board.

Why you should "bite the bullet" and change out all related hoses when replacing any hose-fed ancillary on board.

Multiple toolboxes, each labeled with its contents, will help you maintain DIY momentum—and your sanity.

Is it possible for a diesel engine to start up all on its own?

Creating a library of owner’s manuals and other stuff has real, hands-on advantages.

Need to turn a small circular hole in a bulkhead, deck or other surface into a larger one? Here's a tip.

While not a replacement for bottom paint, Ultrasonic Antifouling systems can help keep your hull cleaner, extend paint life and improve fuel economy.

Expert troubleshooter Steve Zimmerman's top seven technical tips for boat shoppers.

With a "marinized" magnetized plumber’s snake, you may be surprised at what treasures come up.

A Japanese saw may be the perfect tool for certain precision projects on board.

A failing potable-water hose can present a sticky situation. Here's the tell.

Using the correct fasteners for different applications can prevent onboard problems.

A wooden Canadian classic makes an elegant transition to yacht life.

The worst time to discover your windshield wipers are shot is when you really need ’em.

Need to add circuits to your boat? It might be time to switch to digital.

A smartphone’s not just for talking, you know.

PEX tubing and SharkBite fittings can make leaking plumbing systems sound.

Believe it or not, getting rid of rust on stainless steel can be both an easy and satisfying task.

Vibration, galvanic corrosion, calcium buildup—oh my! Why not take a few minutes this weekend and give your boat a once-over?