Woodshop news is articles about what goes on in the woodshop. I am a professional woodworker sharing my experience in furniture design, woodworking techniques, how to sell your woodworking projects and the tools and materials I use. In these articles, I hope to educate people on how to be better woodworkers and designers and how to run successful woodworking businesses.
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The purpose of a sanding sealer is to prepare the surface of wood for the application of a topcoat finish, such as varnish, lacquer, or paint. Sanding sealers are typically made from a combination of shellac, lacquer, or synthetic resins dissolved in a solvent.
There are all kinds of ways to build floating shelves. The objective behind these shelves was two-fold. One to have a contemporary feel to them
Prevent Design Concepts from falling flat. Designers must evolve beyond rigidity and embrace the spirit of collaboration with clients.
Why buy it when you can build it? There are so many things on the market these days that are poorly designed, with little thought into how the consumer will use them. Designed with planned obsolescence in mind, and how cheap we can make it and still be able to sell it, just as long as it lasts the one-year warranty period.
8 Tips To Stay Focused on Keeping Your Design Projects on track. Your browser has more tabs open than you can count, and your desk is a mess with sketches and random sticky notes. You sit there wondering when is the next deadline and what you should I tackle first. We have all been there. Here are XX tips on staying focused and keeping your design projects on track.
Determining your shop rate involves several factors that you need to consider to ensure that you’re charging appropriately for your goods or services. Here are 13 steps to guide you
