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Wood Finishes For Students: Tung Oil
After showcasing the two most popular finishes I work with as an educator—Flaxseed oil and Shellac—I’m excited to delve into another favored option: Tung oil. Tung oil and Walnut oil stand out as a natural choice for woodworking …
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ShopNotes Podcast Episode 187 — I Can’t Afford Me
On this week’s episode of the ShopNotes Podcast, it’s Phil, Logan, and Dillon on a special Spring Break episode talking about listener comments, woodworking, and so much more! Special thanks to our show sponsor, Titebond. They have the glue…
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Working With Live-Edge Tops [Video]
Traditionally-trained furniture maker Martin Goebel takes you through the step-by-step process of making a live-edge solid-slab top. Follow along and learn: Why bark — while appealing — isn’t a good thing How to remove bark without damaging the e…
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STL312: Sharp? If it glint, it in’t!
Andrew Hunter joins Vic and Ben to discuss sharpening, carpeted workshops, and one listener’s dining table issues. Amanda talks to Sophie Glenn a metalworker/woodworker who you should know!
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Basic Rules of Epoxy
Epoxy is a two-part glue: a hardener and a resin that combine to form a hard, durable plastic. It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s recommendations and use correct ratios of resin and hardener to ensure the glue cures fully and …
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