Gardeners prefer raised beds made of wood because they ensure a sound drainage system along with perfectly leveled ground. Plus, it’s easy to choose the type of soil you use to grow a specific variety of plants. However, since the base of these raised frames will be resting on the ground, they can rot quickly. … Read more
When it comes to creating an attractive backyard garden, wooden fence posts and poles can play a big role. Unlike concrete, timber posts look more stylish and warmer. Plus, if you have a large property, wooden fence posts can easily be used to complement additional features like decking and trees in your garden. The only … Read more
Green wood (or green timber) is freshly cut wood that has been cut from the forest and is used straight away for construction without allowing it to dry or season. This type of wood is still wet or saturated with a moisture content of more than 19%. While this is beneficial for certain projects, it’s … Read more
One of the issues with purchasing a new saw is choosing the right one for the job you need to be accomplished. With so many different saws available, selecting the right one can be difficult unless you have a specific task in mind that only one type of saw will accomplish. However, there are different … Read more
A rotary tool is designed to carve, engrave, route, clean, polish, cut, sharpen, sand, and grout removal. “Dremel” is the manufacturing brand for one such rotary tool. But the company has become so famous in the field that it is often called a Dremel rotary tool. Understanding how to properly use a Dremel rotary tool … Read more
Epoxy paint is technically a latex acrylic product that comes with a small amount of epoxy in the mix. The reason why homeowners, as well as contractors, prefer using this highly versatile, durable coating is it can withstand a great amount of duress even in high-traffic areas. While epoxy paint is ideally suited for concrete … Read more
To remove old, peeling wood finishes that have turned yellow, alcohol is one of the most common products used. But if you need to, you must use the right type of alcohol for the job between the two major types – denatured and isopropyl. The main difference between the two is that denatured alcohol consists … Read more
Stained finishes may not work well with softwoods such as maple because of the wood density and also the porosity that causes either too much or not enough stain to be absorbed. If you try to stain woods such as maple, alder, birch, fir, and pine, it can be problematic, and the surface itself may … Read more
You’ll find silicone caulk often used to repair the gouges, dents, gaps, and scratches in wood because it is easy to use and quite effective. It’s a product that is commonly used to prepare the wood before it is varnished or painted so that the surface is smooth. But what if you need to remove … Read more
Although pure alcohol evaporates without leaving behind any residue, alcoholic drinks like whiskey may still damage the finish on the wood surfaces like your table, couch, or hardwood floor. If that is the case, having a bottle of pure or rubbing alcohol may clear up the stain. Simply dab a little onto a clean cloth … Read more