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Marking Knife vs Utility Knife – Which Is Best?
One of the most annoying things about starting a complex project is finding out you need a tool you do not have. And as a self-taught woodworker, I know that the marking knife can be one of the easiest things to forget when shopping for tools. If you’re like me and in a position, I…
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Can You Put Danish Oil Over Sanding Sealer? – Tested
Sanding sealer protects the surface of wood furniture, but it also provides a smooth surface that’s ideal for paints and finishes. But oiling wooden furniture is one of the best ways to waterproof the wood and keep it looking its best. This begs the question, “Can you put Danish oil over the sanding sealer?” You…
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Is It Possible To Cut Ikea Floating Shelves?
Ikea floating shelves are very popular in people’s homes as more and more homeowners are looking for that seamless and uncluttered look. From my 30 years as a cabinetmaker, floating shelves became an everyday occurrence and I have cut down more than 20 of these. I would often get asked can Ikea floating shelves be…
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Pocket Holes For Framing – A Carpenters Response
Recently I had to knock up some frames for a home extension I am doing. I saw this topic come up a few times in my carpeting career so I decided to do an experiment on one of my small wall frames. Can you use pocket holes for framing? Pocket holes can be used for…
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How Long Do Router Bits Last? – This May Surprise You
They say the router is one of the most useful tools in your shop. I was using my router the other day and the finish left by the bit had burn marks and didn’t feel smooth. This made me wonder how long it had been since I sharpened it. I decided to research this a…
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How To Fix And Prevent Plywood Tear-Out With CNC Router?
Plywood is inexpensive, simple to apply, and looks fantastic when done right. One of the most common problems associated with plywood is the rough, jagged edges and tear-outs that emerge from cutting through the thin veneers. Nothing is more annoying than working on a clean job, only to have your lines frayed and damaged. So…
