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link to Can You Plane MDF? The Real Truth

Can You Plane MDF? The Real Truth

This is such a common question I used to get asked often by my apprentices. After spending 26 years as a cabinetmaker, I would plane hundreds of meters of MDF every day. You need to do the same but...

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Can You Burn MDF? This May Suprise You

I sometimes use MDF in my workshop as templates or guides, and on larger projects, I end up with quite a lot of scrap. I find it time-consuming to cut up so it will fit in the bin. So recently I...

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What Is Whitewood And What Can I Use It For?

Whitewood is a term that you will hear bandied about in woodworking supplier circles that requires some explanation, especially to the new woodworker. What makes the issue around Whitewood more...

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The 10 Best Woods To Make A Workbench

The trusty workbench is one item at the top of the list for every woodworker. I also had these same questions so I decided to put together this useful article to help make your workbench go together...

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Explained: How To Use Firewood For Woodworking

I know it seems like a waste that we all burn so much wood every year just to keep warm. I have often gazed out upon my pile of firewood and wondered, Can you use firewood for woodworking? You...

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Can Wood Be Too Dry For Woodworking?

There needs to be a certain measurable amount of moisture content in wood to keep it flexible enough to withstand manipulation with machines and tools. With many people storing wood in their sheds...

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Hi. I'm Derek

I am the guy behind Woodwork Hubby! I have been doing woodworking for over 30 years. I decided to start this site to educate others on the things I have learnt. Together with a trade qualification in Cabinetmaking, I feel I can make your time in the workshop more enjoyable!

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