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Buying your first wood lathe can be an intimidating experience if you don’t know what to look for or where to start your search. Wood lathes are precision tools that will last you for years, so it’s worth shopping around and finding the right one. Here’s everything you need to know about the best beginner … Read more
Maple wood is that attractive component everyone would wish to have in their compounds. It has that beautiful grain that makes the wood suitable and admirable for any home wood project. However, you wouldn’t imagine such a beautiful esthetic to come easy. It is expensive due to its attractive and unique look. You will notice … Read more
The most common wood used by almost every homeowner and woodworker is pine, partially because it is readily available and partially because it is affordable. But many new woodworkers would instead opt for pine than hardwood because they think they are easy to work with, so they literary avoid them. However, I would rather tell … Read more
The majority of people will have cedar fences in their compounds. If you own a cedar house or your compound has a cedar fence, then using fence stain is the best decision you can ever make to protect your fence from environmental damages such as UV rays and rain. That said, I have already checked, … Read more
When you need to turn wood that’s larger than most lathes can handle, it’s time to get out the big guns! A wood lathe that can turn large bowls and other large pieces of furniture and art is available if you know where to look. Whether you’re just getting started with this craft or have … Read more
While chainsaws are extremely useful power tools, they are also inherently dangerous. This equipment is known to cause serious injuries. Most of these accidents can be caused by the hazardous misuse of these powerful machines. Beginners are the most prone to chainsaw injuries, largely due to their limited experience handling these tools. Therefore, inexperienced woodworkers … Read more
People often associate chainsaws with the ear-splitting roar of a 110 dB (A) rotary motor. To many, this sound is an unwelcome, irritating trait of tree-felling power tools. Worse still, this obscenely loud growl is capable of busting an operator’s eardrum if not protected against, making it a notable chainsaw hazard. Nonetheless, thanks to breakthrough … Read more
Using a heavy-duty chainsaw for small-scale lumberjack tasks such as trimming offshoots or pruning long branches would be illogical. You are better placed to complete such light-duty projects with a mini chainsaw. Typically, mini chainsaws are significantly smaller than the traditional hulking models. However, they pack sufficient energy for most in-house tasks and are tiny … Read more
Moisture meters are important tools of the trade for woodworkers, flooring contractors, and building inspectors. However, these tools come in two distinct styles: Pin vs. Pinless Moisture Meter. People are often confronted with a dilemma on which of the two is a better addition to their tool belts. Here is a detailed evaluation of these … Read more