The softening of wood for carving is as important for carving as the block of the wood itself. Softer wood is always easier to carve on, and it provides more precision and flexibility. In addition, it is more forgiving of common woodworking mistakes. Attempting to cut through bone-dry wood can be incredibly frustrating and time […]
How-To Guides
5 Proven Ways To Fix A Loose Axe Head (Step By Step)
Your axe becomes a very dangerous tool if the axe head is loose. The loose axe head can fly and may cause the accident. Do you think losing axe head means the axe is bad? NO! You are wrong. The best axe head can also lose. It is a common problem in the wood handle […]
How to Make a Table Saw Fence: Step By Step Guide
The second most important part of a table saw is the fence (also known as “rip fence”). To achieve the uttermost precision and accuracy in ripping with a table saw, you need to align the workpiece parallel to the blade. It also helps to reduce the risk of racking and kickback. Many table saw models […]
How To Keep Your Tools In Good Condition (5 Tips That Actually Work)
It is the user’s obligation to keep equipment and tools in working order. Simple tools, such as pliers and a torque wrench are often used in various tasks. There are several types of pliers: diagonal pliers have sharp jaws, which are angled to become special for keyways. Duckbill pliers are useful in narrow openings, pin […]
How To Use A Table Saw Step By Step (Ripping and Cross Cut)
So, you’ve added a table saw to your power tools arsenal. Great! Table Saw is one of the most useful tools for DIY or anyone serious about making quick, precise work of repetitive woodworking tasks. You can do rip, cross, bevel, miter, compounds cut, and much more with this amazing tool. But for getting the […]
How To Clean A Thermocouple & Pilot Tube On A Patio Heater
Patio heaters can be a real-life savior when it gets cold outside and you want to relax. But sometimes they can cause problems that prevent you from using them. There can be a range of issues that cause your patio heater not to work, but the main ones stem from the thermocouple and pilot tube. […]