Tools / Woodworking
Woodworking Safety Part II: Essential Woodshop Safety Supplies
by Guest Post on Feb 8, 2011
Part I of this series covered safety attire that should be worn or available for use in a woodshop. In Part II, we cover some essential safety precautions to help prevent injury or provide first aid should an accident occur in the woodshop. First, have on hand a fully stocked first aid kit. Continue reading →
Wood Sanding Tips for a Smooth Finish
by Guest Post on Feb 8, 2011
For projects such as staining or refinishing wood furniture, a quality sanding job will significantly contribute to the workmanship of the final piece. To achieve the best results, wood should be as smooth as possible before paint or stain is applied. Continue reading →
Power Tool Safety Starts with Common Sense
by Guest Post on May 15, 2012
Power tool safety means taking necessary precautions to avoid harming anyone when working with power tools. Every home project means subjecting yourself to objects and substances that can burn, electrocute, cut, or stab you; sever an extremity, or permanently injure you. Continue reading →
Plug-in or Cordless: Pick the Right Drill for You
by Guest Post on May 15, 2012
For the average Do-It-Yourselfer, we cannot imagine a toolbox without a drill. Unlike hammers, drills attach things with less noise and less effort. When you are ready to start using power tools, please do consider learning more about power tool safety first. Continue reading →
Step-by-Step Guide to Making a Wooden Kitchen Bar Stool
by Guest Post on May 15, 2012
It is handy to have a couple of wooden bar stools in your kitchen, for sitting on whilst preparing food, reading a magazine while enjoying a cup of coffee, or for relaxing on whilst entertaining guests. Here is a backless bar stool design building step-by-step guide. Continue reading →
Top 10 Power Tools Every Builder Needs
by Guest Post on Jul 3, 2012
Power tools are a category of tools that require less human input. These tools are specifically meant to make most basic functions in the life of a builder easy and stress free. So if you are planning to refashion your house, take note of the following important 10 power tools. Continue reading →
Tips on How to Maintain Power Tools
by Guest Post on Oct 26, 2012
Power tools make our lives easier. If you have ever tried to cut down a tree using an axe and then done the same using a chain saw, you appreciate the back-saving difference. To ensure that you keep safe when using the tools, you need the knowledge of two factors; how the tools function and what powers them. Continue reading →
5 Crucial Points of Discussion in Context of Banjo Fittings
by Guest Post on Apr 3, 2013
In today’s world of highly advanced technologies, every day some new forms of tools and types of equipment are seen to be used by various people in various corners of the world. The functionalities of each are different from the other. The sizes are also variable. Continue reading →
Cutting the Confusion on Setting Bandsaw Blade Tension
by Guest Post on Apr 18, 2013
Every woodworker will have their own unique method for determining the correct blade tension on a bandsaw. Some may rely on sight or even sound to check that they have the correct setting, and others will use expensive equipment to get an accurate reading. Continue reading →
Top 3 Power Tools Every Woodworker Should Have
by Guest on Jun 8, 2013
Woodworking machines are the fundamental gizmos required by a craftsman looking to set up a new carpentry shop. There is a miscellaneous anthology of woodworking power tools available on the market. However, while on a budget or perhaps if you are planning to open up a new workshop, it is paramount to invest in the most vital of machinery at first; one you simply can't do. Continue reading →
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