4 Steps To Creating A Weathered Wood Gray Finish

Creating a weathered wood-gray finish is one of my favorite ways to add character and a timeless rustic charm to wood projects. Whether you’re updating a piece of furniture, accentuating home decor, or adding a special touch to a woodworking …

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Can You Stain Wood Without Sanding?

A lawyer friend of mine once told me most of his clients had as their first question, “Can I be sued?”  He always answered yes, but told them the more important question was whether they could be sued successfully.  That …

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3 Cedar Picket Projects for Beginners

These projects were built and designed by Clinton from Specific Love Creations. Clinton demonstrates three practical and approachable projects made from cedar fence pickets that are ideal for beginners looking to make useful home accents and yard accessories. Watch the …

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Turn One Fence Picket Into a NOEL Sign

This project was built and designed by Nick from Rocky River Woodworks. This beginner-friendly project demonstrates how to repurpose a single fence picket into a decorative NOEL sign that can earn around $40 at market. The approach favors simple tools, …

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Three Simple 2×4 Projects for Beginners

These projects were built and designed by Clinton from Specific Love Creations. Clinton presents three approachable 2×4 builds that emphasize straightforward cuts, basic joinery, and practical uses around the home and garden. Watch the full video and subscribe to Specific …

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Quick Guide: Waterlox vs Watco Danish Oil

When the build is complete on your woodworking project, perhaps a side table, a dinner table, a desk, or a chair, it’s time to choose the wood finish.  You probably had some idea of the type of finish before the project began, but maybe …

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9 Creative and Eco-Friendly Ways to Repurpose Sawdust

In every woodworking project, no matter the size, sawdust is a constant by-product. It’s easy to see it as just another waste material that needs to be cleaned up and thrown away. However, this seemingly inconsequential by-product holds a lot …

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Turning Bad Plywood into Layered Wall Art

Clinton from Specific Love Creations built and designed the project featured in this video. The video demonstrates how to repurpose weathered, stained, or otherwise rejected plywood into textured, layered wall art that reads like rocky mountain scenes or abstract landscapes. …

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Repurposing a Pallet Into a Storage Bin

This project was built and designed by Billy from Newton Makes. The video shows how a weathered wood pallet becomes a practical storage bin with framed sides and fabric inlays. The build focuses on simple frame-and-panel construction, removable fabric panels, …

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How Long Should You Wait For Stain To Dry Between Coats

A wood stain application requires careful timing, especially when adding multiple coats. Done correctly, you get a flawless finish; when done wrong, you risk tackiness or uneven color. This article dives into stain drying times, environmental factors, and common pitfalls. …

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Wisdom from an Old Picnic Table

This project was built and designed by Tom from Alley Picked. The video follows the rescue and repurposing of an old curbside picnic table, showing how a tired piece of furniture can be examined, repaired, and refinished to reveal hidden …

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Pro Quality Cornhole Boards with Bonus Features

This project was built and designed by Jason from PatriotDIY. These cornhole boards are a step up from basic backyard sets, combining a refined plywood top and a sturdy internal frame with built-in conveniences like bag storage, drink holders, and …

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12 Easy Thanksgiving Woodworking Projects That Sell Fast

As the weather cools and the holidays get closer, demand for handmade wood decor really picks up. People want rustic, personal pieces to decorate their homes, set their tables, and give as thoughtful gifts. These simple Thanksgiving woodworking projects are …

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