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    Beginning Your Journey

    A good place to begin is to identify the kind of wood project you would like to attempt. It could be as simple and useful as a cutting board with an original shape, or a birdhouse, or a candleholder f...

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    Introduction To Woodworking

    So you’re thinking you want to learn woodworking? Woodworking can be a fun and satisfying hobby, but it can also be quite frustrating. In a world filled with mass-produced, poorly crafted piec...

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    Picking Out Your Wood

    The two basic categories of wood are hardwood and softwood. There is also manufactured wood like plywood. What you use for any given project depends on various factors: strength, hardness, grain char...

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    What If Something Goes Wrong

    One of the first hurdles a new woodworker must get past is the fear of messing up a project, and one of the best ways to tackle that apprehension is to simply “think outside the box”. Most...

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