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6 Best Wood Hardeners [Best of Jun 2023 For Rotted Wood]
Wood is a timeless and versatile material, but it’s no secret that it can be susceptible to damage and decay over time. I have encountered a lot of rotten wood in my 30 years as a woodworker. Here is a list of the top 6 products I have used and have found to work well.…
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Orbital Vs Belt Sander (Key Differences To Know!)
Today, my wife said commented on why I had so many sanders. She took a look at the two sanders placed in the corner and asked if I could do with just one. “Of course, I need both! One is an orbital sander, and the other one’s a belt sander. So what is the difference…
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Crosscut sled vs miter saw (My Top Tips You Must Consider)
In intermediate woodworking, one of the most common cuts I have had to make is the crosscut. There are two ways to execute it, I’ve learned. One requires driving wood across a blade, while the other requires the blade to move across the wood. The method I use to make a crosscut dictates the kind…
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Why Your Jigsaw Does Not Cut Straight (8 Reasons Why)
I have been woodworking since the early 1990s, and I have used a jigsaw predominantly over that time. I used to cut out holes in bench tops for kitchen sinks and I know all too well why I jigsaw doesn’t cut straight. I decided to write down this information to help you out. Your jigsaw…
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Cedar Vs Douglas Fir (One Is Far Better, Read Why)
I was out lumber shopping, and things came down to a single choice. I could either get a stack of Fir in my truck or the same volume of Cedar. The choice was pretty obvious to me, but a few of my friends were surprised. It actually amazes me that people still don’t see that…
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What Is Cedar Wood Used For? (Why I Stopped Using It On Some Projects)
Cedar is one of my favorite wood types because I am tasked with perpetually protecting some of my passion projects. It is one of the most resilient woods out there, and I often find myself wishing that all woods were like Cedar because I cannot really use it for all projects. Cedar wood is used…