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How to Stain and Finish Plywood for Woodworking Projects

Plywood is one of the most versatile and cost-effective building materials, and as a result, it is also one of the most popular. So many home DIY projects involve the use of this type of wood, and in order to give it a finished look, most turn to stain. I have put together a comprehensive…
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25 Awesome, Easy Woodworking Projects for Kids of all Ages

Introducing children to ​wood projects ​is a fantastic idea, no matter what age they are. Your kids will learn how to build and create while working with their hands, boosting confidence while simultaneously making something of use. Enjoy my top 25 easy wood projects for kids.List of Children Woodworking ProjectsDive into my favorite simple woodworking…
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50 Must-See Easy Small Wood Projects

​I’ve put together 50 different simple woodworking projects ​for you to tackle today. These easy scrap wood projects plans might surprise you with how easy to follow they are. Find one or two beginner woodworking projects to try today!Small Wood Projects1. Wood Cup Holder Sofa SleeveThis wood cup holder goes perfectly on your sofa’s arm.…

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How to Join Wood Without a Biscuit Joiner

Many DIY tutorials online suggest using a biscuit joiner to form a strong connection between two pieces of wood. Beginner woodworkers may be understandably reluctant to purchase a tool that only does one thing.This article covers five alternatives to using a biscuit joiner, arranged from simplest to most complex. Methods for Joining Wood By HandAlternatives to…
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How to Laminate Two Pieces of Wood Together

Do you have a wood surface you need to cover to provide more protection, aesthetic improvements, or structural integrity? If so, you may be thinking about laminating wood together using a surface covering like Formica.Today I will be presenting a quick and easy guide on how to laminate your own plywood projects, tables, cabinets, or other wood…
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Best Biscuit Joiner [2024 Review]

A biscuit joiner is an essential tool that will help you join two pieces of wood accurately and quickly. The top biscuit joiner will enable you to join the pieces using less effort and time than it would take you to join them manually. It’s also the perfect tool for professionals and hobbyists that want…
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Polycrylic vs Polyurethane: What Are the Differences and When to Use Each

Both polyurethane and polycrylic give your wood piece a shiny appearance, add to durability and help it to resist damage. Knowing the difference between polycrylic and polyurethane is essential to picking which finisher is the best for your project.This polycrylic vs polyurethane review will help you understand the differences between the two coatings to decide…
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Ultimate Guide to Wood Finishes Types

It can be a headache to discern which finish to use, especially if you’re not a seasoned wood worker and don’t even know what to ask.There are quite a few contenders on the market, which offer varying degrees of protection, durability, aesthetic, and ease of application. This guide will get into the nitty gritty and…
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Oil vs Water Based Polyurethane

Polyurethane is a common protectant to use on wood floors. You can use water and oil-based polyurethane to give your floors a shiny, glossy look.Polyurethane creates a protective coating that reduces damage like scratches, scuffs, and dents, so your floors don’t show wear and tear signs. It can also help waterproof your foundations, so you’re…
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Epoxy vs Polyurethane

Epoxy and polyurethane are high-performance resins used for coating concrete and metal. Polyurethane and epoxy are resins that form a durable, waterproof coating. Although they both create a glossy look, they are not the same.In this article, I compare epoxy vs polyurethane, the different types, and uses.Epoxy Coatings and FinishesEpoxy is surface tolerant, which means…
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How to Remove Lacquer From Wood

Do you want to remove lacquer finish from a piece of wood so you can repair, restore or refinish it? I prepared this guide just for you. I did some research and came up with several reliable methods on how to remove lacquer from wood.How to Remove Lacquer From WoodI will look at three ways…
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How to Remove Polyurethane From Wood Without Removing The Stain

Polyurethane protects newly stained pieces by creating a hard surface over the wood to shield it from any damage. Yet, removing polyurethane without affecting the stain isn’t easy for many people. Don’t worry, with the right information, you can learn how to remove polyurethane from wood without removing the stain effectively.How to Remove Polyurethane From…
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Lacquer vs Varnish

When doing woodwork, you want to put a protective finish on the top. Many people prefer a clear topcoat that protects the wood and gives it a high-gloss look. Varnish and lacquer are two common finishes that give your wood a shiny, glossy finish. When applied, it can be difficult to determine between the two,…
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Varnish vs Stain

Many people like to use finishes to give their wood a unique, attractive look and offer some protection against common enemies like water, buffs, and knicks.Varnish and stain are two common finishes used to protect and improve the appearance of wood surfaces. But these two products are not the same thing. Stains cause your wood…
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Lacquer vs Enamel

Lacquer and enamel are two common types of finishes that give the final product a shiny look. But these finishes also have differences, so they are not the same. Understanding the differences between lacquer and enamel finishes ensures you pick the right choice for your project.Lacquer and Enamel FinishingMany people prefer glossy, shiny types of…