Tips & Tricks

A Guide to Choosing the Best Screw for Home Woodworking Projects

For your home woodworking projects to be successful and durable, choosing the appropriate screw is essential. Given the range of types, sizes, and materials available, it’s critical to comprehend the...

For your home woodworking projects to be successful and durable, choosing the appropriate screw is essential. Given the range of types, sizes, and materials available, it’s critical to comprehend the...

Tork Craft Hole Saws – Getting the best results out of your hole saw

Getting the best results out of your hole saw . Requirements: A drill or drill press fitted with a 3-jaw chuck A mandrel equipped with a pilot drill bit for...

Getting the best results out of your hole saw . Requirements: A drill or drill press fitted with a 3-jaw chuck A mandrel equipped with a pilot drill bit for...

8 Tips To Keep Your Fingertips Safe When Using Your Table Saw

Table saw safety is extremely important to woodworkers because most woodworkers who use power tools use table saws as their main shop tool. Add to that the power of the...

Table saw safety is extremely important to woodworkers because most woodworkers who use power tools use table saws as their main shop tool. Add to that the power of the...

Workshop Myths – Is Bigger Always Better?

Over the years, as woodworkers, we find ourselves learning a few things along the way. Some of these lessons are given to us kindly by nature and others hurt our...

Over the years, as woodworkers, we find ourselves learning a few things along the way. Some of these lessons are given to us kindly by nature and others hurt our...

Shou Sugi Ban Wood Burning Technique

Shou Sugi Ban is the traditional Japanese method of preserving wood by charring the surface to create a waterproof finish through carbonisation. Shou Sugi Ban is the traditional Japanese method...

Shou Sugi Ban is the traditional Japanese method of preserving wood by charring the surface to create a waterproof finish through carbonisation. Shou Sugi Ban is the traditional Japanese method...

Difference Between 18 Gauge & 16 Gauge Brad Nails

16 Guage Brad Nails: The nails are approx. 1.65mm thick, are bigger and holds stronger compared to 18 gauge nails. Ideal for heavier jobs, for example installing door frames or...

16 Guage Brad Nails: The nails are approx. 1.65mm thick, are bigger and holds stronger compared to 18 gauge nails. Ideal for heavier jobs, for example installing door frames or...