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If you’re looking to tackle some hardwood, having the right axe can make all the difference between a long, gruelling day of work and getting it done quickly and easily. You should emphasize the axe head and the material more when looking for the best axes for hardwood. Axes made of steel are the best … Read more
When creating shelves, you want something sturdy enough to hold weight, adaptable to your space, and easy to work with. Plywood checks all these boxes, making it one of the most popular materials for shelving projects. Whether you’re designing floating shelves for your living room, heavy-duty storage for your garage, or something in between, plywood … Read more
When you start carving spoons, you may think that any axe will do, but the truth is that some axes are explicitly designed for spoon carving and others aren’t. Choosing the right axe is essential, as an unsuitable one can ruin your whole carving experience or even injure you. If you want to save time … Read more
Staining could be the best solution if you have just finished installing a deck and don’t like the uninteresting plain color. A few factors will determine the best stain for a new deck. But worry not, for we have everything you need to know before buying stains for your new deck, including a list of … Read more
Do you want to carve out a design on wood but are not sure what wood to use? Worry no more; here is a guide to help you choose the best wood for carving using a Dremel. When choosing wood, look for one that has the following features; With those features in mind, let’s now … Read more
Staining is arguably the most challenging wood finishing technique. But with a little know-how, staining and the techniques related to staining are not so complex. If you are wondering whether to strip off all varnish or just stain on top of the varnish, Then this post is for you and will help you make a … Read more
Shelves are handy for displaying and storing various items in all living or working spaces. However, a lot of planning and consideration goes into making these pieces of furniture. You need first to decide the shelf’s intended use and location before you can establish the best wood for your project. Stronger woods are best suited … Read more
Outdoor wood surfaces are more at risk than interior wooden surfaces for exposure to the elements. Wooden floors or furniture situated outside are more exposed to fluctuating weather conditions such as an immense amount of moisture in the air and heat. Moreover, these surfaces are more prone to scratches given the higher level of traffic … Read more
When it comes to woodworking, the right glue can be the difference between completing your project and abandoning it halfway through. So what are the types of wood glue? There are several different kinds, but they generally fall into four categories. Let’s look at those types of wood glue so you can pick the right … Read more