The life of a woodworker is one filled with imprecise mistakes. Whether you're taking your first steps in the shop or are a steady hand at the table saw (such as a jobsite saw or a substitute for the ...

From fences and planters to decks and furniture, here's how to choose the best wood for your next outdoor project. Large outdoor woodworking projects, from fences to picnic tables, can present a ...

You can use charred lumber on outdoor or indoor projects for an eye-popping finish that's more durable and water resistant. If you’re thinking of building a deck ...

Thermally modified wood (TMW) continues to gain prominence across construction, furniture manufacturing, and outdoor ...

I have a soft spot for paper crafts but I have to admit that woodworking projects are becoming more and more enticing. That being said, let’s check out some awesome diy wood projects and see what ...

Woodworking isn't just about knowing how to use tools or master joinery techniques. A big part of it comes down to learning about different kinds of wood and the strengths and weaknesses of that ...

A chisel is one of the most utilitarian and oldest hand tools for woodworking. And a good wood chisel, in particular, has sharp beveled cutting edges, holds those edges well, sharpens easily, and ...

Nails, screws, and other fasteners all have their place in the woodshop, but nothing holds pieces together quite so seamlessly as glue. Not only is wood glue cheap and easy to work with, but when ...

Whether you’re ripping plywood sheets through a table saw or power-sanding a wood piece to smooth it out, you’re going to be creating some sawdust. Unfortunately, this dust isn’t just inconvenient to ...