Category: Woodworking Basics | The Woodwork Place
How-To Make Cricut Vinyl Stick to Wood (That Actually Stays Put!)| The Woodwork Place
How-To Make Cricut Vinyl Stick to Wood (That Actually Stays Put!)| The Woodwork Place
What if I told you that there’s a centuries-old type of finish that is all natural, and is great at providing protection from wear and tear?| The Woodwork Place
Can you paint pressure treated wood? Yes, provided you put in the right prep work before you start. Read on to discover more…| The Woodwork Place
Does that wood stain still feel tacky to the touch (hours later)? Find out the 3 most common reasons why your wood stain isn’t drying.| The Woodwork Place
When it comes to crafting wood using a Cricut, the choice of paint can make or break your masterpiece. You want a finish that’s smooth, durable, and brings your design to life, right? But with all the options out there, it can feel like wading through a sea of paint swatches. But never fear, my […]| The Woodwork Place
Look, I get it – the idea of wood burning might conjure up images of those clunky, old-school electric tools that take up half your craft room. But hear me out, because the Dremel VersaTip completely changes the game. This versatile little wonder can do it all, from detailed pyrography to soldering and hot cutting. […]| The Woodwork Place
MDF isn’t the easiest material to fasten, especially if you’re using nails or screws. So, what’s the best way to fasten MDF into place?| The Woodwork Place
Particle Board is much cheaper than solid natural wood. However, despite being budget-friendly, it is far from the most durable material.| The Woodwork Place
Oak wood is affordable, and easily accessible. You may even have a few boards of this timber in your workshop. But, is it suitable for making a cutting board?| The Woodwork Place
A well made shelf won’t sag under pressure. But, between Plywood and MDF, which one of these two materials is least likely to slump on the job?| The Woodwork Place
