Details can often be overlooked. Why? Are they unimportant? Insignificant? Perhaps they are too tedious to be bothered with? There are dozens of reasons why folks skip out on details sometimes…but here are a few reasons not to.
The most important woodworking tool in your arsenal is the jointer. Wait, it’s the table saw. Sorry sorry, it’s the radial arm saw. Nope no hold on it’s the surface planer. There’s one tool in your workshop that is undoubtedly the most critical.
Should every woodworking project start with plans? Usually I’d say yes. However, the best answer is simply “it depends”…
Water popping is raising the grain during the sanding process by spritzing water onto the surface in-between sand paper grits, to get a very flat & smooth finish on a piece. Let me explain…
Seriously…being a woodworker generates a LOT of sawdust & woodchips. What exactly can be done with all of it? There’s something about simply tossing it that doesn’t feel right.