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Sanding and finishing can become less tedious by using a few of these simple tricks.
Water-based finishes are durable, fast-drying, and easy to clean up, but they don't add much color to the wood. These … Read More
Getting smooth, even curves doesn't require an expensive spindle sander. With a sanding drum in your drill press and a … Read More
Want to add rich color without muddying beautiful grain or figure? Dye stains penetrate the wood while allowing its natural … Read More
A large sanding block is a must for preparing surfaces. On joinery and small details, it's overkill. This small-scale sanding … Read More
A benchtop combination belt and disc sander is a great tool for fine-tuning and smoothing project parts. That doesn't mean … Read More
You don't need expensive ebony to get a dramatic black finish. India ink offers a simple way to ebonize maple … Read More
A glued-up panel too wide for your planer doesn’t have to mean hours of sanding. Use a belt sander in … Read More
Oil-based wood stain is easy to apply, but getting consistent color takes more than wiping it on. These three simple … Read More
A toggle clamp makes changing sandpaper quick and easy. Build this comfortable, three-layer plywood sanding block for your next woodworking … Read More
A random orbital sander can produce an exceptionally smooth surface — if you let the tool do the work. These … Read More
