As an Amazon Associate timberblogger.com earns from qualifying purchases. Basswood, scientifically known as Tilia Americana, is a species native to North America and Europe. It is known for its soft, lightweight nature and uniform texture, making it an ideal candidate for carving enthusiasts. Basswood is one of the softer hardwoods. Its hardness value is relatively … Read more
Crocodile wood is a dense and durable type of hardwood that comes from the forests of Central and South America. Crocodile wood gets its name from the bark, which resembles crocodile skin. It is one of the most popular wood species for carving. Crocodile wood is known for its suitability and ease of carving. Unlike … Read more
What is Wood Engraving? Wood engraving is a printmaking method, developed by Thomas Bewick at the end of the 18th century. In this process, an artist cuts an image into the inked woodblock. The main purpose of this Wood engraving is to print the pattern or design on plain paper. To print, roll the roller … Read more
Poplar is an excellent choice for a carving project because it is lightweight and soft. Its straight and fine grain makes it an ideal choice for carving. If you are a beginner and looking for a wood species to start your woodworking journey then poplar wood is perfect for you. Here is some more information … Read more