Let’s say you’re currently thinking about having your floors redone. And you’ve also thought about giving those dated baseboards a fresh new look. And yet, traditional quarter round molding doesn’t quite match with the new decor you’ve had in mind. So, what can you use instead of quarter round? Well, in this post, you’ll learn […]
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Chainsaw carving combines traditional woodcarving with the powerful chainsaw. The end result? Truly stunning wooden sculptures. Unlike whittling, which generally relies on hand tools, chainsaw carving takes advantage of the power and speed of a chainsaw to shape large chunks of timber. This can be challenging, physically demanding, and even fairly dangerous, as it requires
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Wood carving may have already been around for centuries, but chainsaw carving takes it up an impressive notch. Chainsaw carving is a recent form of wood carving that uses a powered chainsaw to shape lumber. It is a very intense and demanding art form. Which is why it takes a fair amount of time and
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An often-overlooked detail, when it comes to installing baseboards, is the installation of quarter round molding. This type of molding can be used to hide floor gaps and give your baseboards a more uniform appearance. By installing quarter round molding, you also remove the need for caulk, which can be difficult to remove and is
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A well constructed building first starts with a well constructed frame. So, that framework of joists and studs all needs to be made from a material that is stable. That lumber must also be strong enough to support the weight of that structure. And yet it must also be flexible enough to allow for changes
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Must you always stick to using natural wood for a raised bed? Not always, since not every garden bed has to be made out of solid natural wood. For example, cinder blocks, (also referred to as concrete blocks), are a popular alternative to using timber. Especially when it comes to building a garden bed that
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It’s no secret why Sapele wood is becoming increasingly sought-after. And it’s not only because Sapele is a more affordable Mahogany wood lookalike. Rather, what makes this hardwood so popular is the fact that it is more durable and harder than Genuine Mahogany. It’s also resistant to bugs and termites, which is why Sapele wood
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If you want clean burning firewood, then you can use solid natural wood in your stove. The right type of solid wood is the best way to fuel your stove or fireplace, because it produces very little pitch-filled smoke. But what about manufactured woods, such as Plywood, MDF or even OSB? Let’s take OSB, for
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It’s little secret that Koa wood is the number one choice for making ukuleles. But, it’s also no secret that this Hawaiian grown hardwood is fairly pricey to get a hold of. So, as a result, other more affordable choice lumbers have started to rise in popularity for making ukes. Take for example, Mahogany. This
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Hot composting wood chips is a great way to quickly recycle wood waste and turn it into fertilizer. Not only are you helping to enrich garden soil, you’re also reducing waste too. But, scattering wood chips around your backyard is not the most effective way to use wood chips as mulch. So, in this post
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