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Are you confused about whether to use cedar or pine for your next outdoor project? If so, then you came to the right place. In this article, you’ll get to read about the strength, durability, cost, and workability of both cedar and pine. By comparing their features you will be able to make an informed … Read more
For anyone looking to start turning their projects at home, one of the first things they’ll need to decide is which type of lathe to buy. There are many different choices out there, and while you might think they’re all the same and just differentiated by size, that’s not exactly true. Smaller lathes are easier … Read more
Welcome! Are you ready to embark on a journey of learning a new skill? Allow me to introduce you to the captivating world of relief carving for beginners. Whether you’re seeking a means of self-expression, a delightful hobby, or even a potential profession, relief carving has something to offer to everyone, regardless of their experience … Read more
A wood lathe is an essential tool in any woodworking shop, as it allows you to turn larger pieces of wood into smaller, more manageable pieces that are easier to work within your project. This can be as simple as turning a larger chunk of wood into smaller bowls and plates, or it can be … Read more
When it comes to woodworking, joining pieces of wood is a critical process. It’s important to choose the right type of joint, based on the intended use of the project, the type of wood being used, and your personal preference. However, one factor to consider when selecting a joint is its strength and adaptability. This … Read more
Are you tired of constantly having to replace your polyurethane brushes due to neglect and poor maintenance? Proper cleaning and storage of your brushes can not only extend their lifespan, but it can also improve the quality of your finishes. Don’t let a lack of knowledge on how to care for your tools hold you … Read more
Though the wood’s surface looks good after you’ve run it through the jointer, table saw, or planer, it’s not. All these machines leave their marks; the problem is that those marks often aren’t visible on bare wood. Unfortunately, they’ll be exemplified once a clear finish or stain is applied. All lumber coming off a machine … Read more
Mineral oils on wood penetrate and highlight the wood grain in a way that straight poly finish cant. For this reason, you may want to apply mineral oil to your wood. However, mineral oil alone isn’t enough to protect the wood. That’s where a film-forming finish like poly comes in. But can you put polyurethane … Read more
Fibrous woods such as cherry and sycamore/maples can be suitable for the pro as they can speed up work because they cut along the grain. Beginner spoon carvers should opt for less fibrous woods such as birch, alder, and lime/linden because they are more forgiving when carved. More fibrous woods dig in as soon as … Read more