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Page 93 - Learn Woodworking Tips with Rockler
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May 19, 2020A properly tuned band saw and the right resawing technique can reveal the inner beauty of a piece of wood.Read more
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May 17, 2020You can easily and safely rip small parts using this table saw sled.Read more
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May 15, 2020In this Rockler demonstration, we take a closer look at the versatile Convertible Router Table and how it can also be used as a benchtop spindle sander .Read more
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Categories: Sanding and Finishing ProjectsMay 15, 2020In 1990, Annie Sloan, a decorative painter working in England, started offering what is essentially a highly pigmented primer in a range of attractive dun colors.Read more
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Categories: Cutting and Shaping WoodMay 14, 2020Follow a few easy tips for crisp, clean miter saw cuts.Read more
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Categories: Sanding and Finishing ProjectsMay 14, 2020When and how to use sealers and pore fillers for a better finish.Read more
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Categories: Woodworking ProjectsMay 13, 2020This gracefully tapered box features grain that runs in a continuous loop around its sides.Read more
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Categories: Video Demo'sMay 08, 2020Epoxy can be used as more than just a bonding agent. In this demonstration you'll learn about three specialty epoxies that can be used for a variety of projects. MAS Table Top Pro ,MAS Penetrating Epoxy Sealer and MAS Deep Pour.Read more
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May 08, 2020These wood and epoxy coasters are a perfect DIY project to use up scraps of wood you have around your shop. It's also a great opportunity to make a project with epoxy without having to purchase gallons of it. I used MAS Table Top Pro Epoxy and Mixol Universal Tints to create the epoxy stripes. The skills you learn on this project can be applied to making larger epoxy projects, such as river tables and deep pour projects.Read more
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Categories: Woodworking ProjectsMay 08, 2020Building a live edge river table is a very creative and unique DIY project that merges woodworking and epoxy.Read more
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Categories: Sanding and Finishing ProjectsMay 07, 2020Slap some stain on a piece of wood and you change its color. Apply several layers of stain and you can add depth, hide sapwood streaks and mismatched wood, make one wood mimic another, match a commercial finish or fool the eye to create inlays and stringers that don’t really exist. Layering stain is one of the simplest, yet most effective, tools for bringing wood to life, or changing its appearance entirely.Read more