There are a lot of recurring activities in woodworking. Many projects will require you to cut some type of joint, like mortise and tenon or dovetail. You need a lot of other skills when building or renovating a piece of furniture. Another trick that you might want to add up your sleeve is how to …
How to Cut a Hole in Wood Without Going All the Way Through Read More »
I am lucky enough to live in the countryside. Among the many positive aspects, there is also the presence of numerous birds that live in the trees and hedges that surround my house. Listening to them chirping with joy every time I open a window gives me peace. The other day I saw a couple of house …
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Band saws and jigsaws are, perhaps, two of the most essential tools in a woodworking shop. They both perform various unique functions but can also carry out a few similar tasks. Woodworkers must understand the functionality and capabilities of both tools so they can know which tool they should go for, based on the intention …
Some weeks ago I had the opportunity to put my hands on some railroad ties which have been laying around a friend’s backyard for some time. He told me I could get them for free as long as I would take care of the transport. His proposal was tempting since I needed some wood for …
How to Tell if Railroad Ties Have Creosote? Let’s Find Out! Read More »
If you found this article, chances are you have some pressure-treated wood you want to get rid of. Even if the EPA put a stop to the use of this type of wood in 2003 in most residential construction, a lot of it is still out there. CCA treated wood has been a thing since …
