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Why Are There So Many Holes In My Woodworking Bench?

If you are either in the process of getting a woodworking bench or have just purchased one, you may have taken notice of many holes built into the surface of the woodworking bench. This is not a...

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What Is A Clearance Hole? – Here Is Why You Need One

Have you ever wondered why woodworkers always drill a larger hole in the primary piece of wood before they put a screw in? This hole is known as a clearance hole and is very necessary for all...

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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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