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We use woodworking joinery to refer to the methods used to join two or more pieces of wood together to create a stronger and more durable structure. Since they literally hold a piece together it’s critical to think through the use of your project when …
Sanding is an essential step in any woodworking or finishing project and really the key to making the enjoyable parts like finishing actually come to life. Just as a musician meticulously tunes their guitar or piano before playing a song, so too must a woodworker …
Do you know the Strengths and Weaknesses of the wood you want to use? Ok, so you know your next project and are ready to take it on but before you jump in head first here are some tips in selecting the right wood. First, …
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Here are a few tips for staining wood: Choose the right type of stain for your project. There are many different types of stains available, including oil-based stains, water-based stains, and gel stains. Each type of stain has its own advantages and disadvantages, so it’s …
Getting Started with Tools: Knowing what tool to use for your project is half the battle…well, maybe only part of the battle but it’s a good start. In this article we attempt to help you get started. Overview: There are many tools used in woodworking, …
Screws vs Nails In woodworking, nails and screws are both commonly used to join two or more pieces of wood together. However, there are some key differences between the two, and knowing when to use each can help ensure a strong, secure connection. Nails are …
Types of Nails: There are many different types of nails that can be used in woodworking, each with their own unique characteristics and advantages. Some common types of nails used in woodworking include: Finish nails: These are small, thin nails with a smooth, flat head …
Below is a list of terms you might hear in the woodworking arena. Also, you can visit my World Map Artwork plan here where I likely use none of these fancy terms. acetone — a solvent used to clean wood pitch from blades and tools. adze — a …
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