A Quick Beginners Guide To Rubberwood Vs Birch Wood
Rubberwood isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a rustic countertop. Yet, how does it compared with Birch wood?| The Woodwork Place
Rubberwood isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a rustic countertop. Yet, how does it compared with Birch wood?| The Woodwork Place
What happens when a clear coat stays sticky and that polyurethane is not drying?| The Woodwork Place
Find out why that slow-drying Tung oil finish is not the most practical way to maintain your cutting board…| The Woodwork Place
While mineral oil is a popular food-safe finish, it isn’t durable. But would a protective finish, like polyurethane, last atop a mineral oil saturated surface?| The Woodwork Place
Once water soaks into a cutting board, the wood can begin to warp, rot and decay. So, what’s the best oil you can use to protect your chopping block?| The Woodwork Place
These two straight-grained wood types are used to make everything from furniture to flooring. But, can they be safely used on a cutting board too?| The Woodwork Place
