If you can fix an iron, assemble a transistor radio or tape recorder, cut out an openwork vase, build a toy for your baby, repair drying furniture and make useful and necessary devices for the house, they probably say about you that a wizard lives in the house. For you, young home wizards, this book is written. It is a kind of encyclopedia of homemade. There are decorative hangers, and unusual bookshelves, and souvenirs for the kitchen, and automatic switches for Christmas tree garlands, and an electronic device for scaring mosquitoes, and various designs for summer and winter entertainment. Try always and everywhere to be home wizards. We hope that our book, made up of structures developed by the author, as well as from the most interesting structures published in the domestic and foreign press over the past 50 years, will help in this.