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Sanding and finishing can become less tedious by using a few of these simple tricks.
If an expensive spray system is out of your reach, you can still get great results with aerosol finishes. Read More
When it comes to sanding intricate details, nothing beats a sanding block and a little old-fashioned elbow grease. Read More
With help from a random collection of “tools” and the vibrant color of milk paint, you can create an authentic-looking, … Read More
Here's a quick way to accurately cut to size sandpaper. It can be set up for any sheet size you … Read More
Wax is one of the oldest and easiest to use finishes. Woodworker and beekeeper, Logan Wittmer, shares how he puts … Read More
Sometimes sanding strips are the easiest way to smooth out curved surfaces. But, sanding strips cut from standard sandpaper can … Read More
A tidy way to keep track of custom cut sandpaper. All it takes is some scraps from the lumber rack. Read More
My regular sanding block is too big to sand rabbets and other narrow areas without the block tipping and rounding … Read More
Easily getting to all sides of a project is a must for getting small projects completed. This easy-to-build project rotates … Read More
Raising a project off the bench top while applying a finish keeps the project from sticking and allows you to … Read More
In the middle of assembling a project, you may run out of nails and not know it. An air nailer … Read More
With a handful of screws and wood scraps you can make these handy holders that aid in finishing parts of … Read More
A disc sander makes quick work of creating a chamfer. What's challenging is making consistently sized chamfers. This simple jig … Read More
A handy way to cut your sheets of sandpaper to the exact size you need. Removing the guesswork saves time … Read More
A hand sanding block is an essential tool for creating a surface that's ready for finish. Take a look at … Read More
