Timber blogger shares brief information about wood and woodwork tools that help artists to make a wooed project. We post about types of wood and uses.
The tradition of wood art has been going on for centuries. In this modern time, many machines and tools have come, which has made the work of woodwork easy.
Padauk Wood Padauk wood is known for its durability, strength, and stability properties. Its properties make it a versatile wood, it is used for various purposes. Padauk is a common name of several (35 species is currently accepted) species. The names of some special species are as follows: African Padauk, Burma Padauk, Andaman Padauk, and … Read more
Introduction The process of making lumber begins with harvesting forest trees. Hardwood living trees have about 75% to 80% moisture which is not suitable for burning, furniture, and any projects at all. Wood with 7% to 9% moisture content is suitable for making furniture and below 20% moisture content for firewood. When the wood begins … Read more
As an Amazon Associate timberblogger.com earns from qualifying purchases. Introduction Cherry Wood is hardwood, known for making durable cabinets and furniture. It gives a great smooth finishing with a light pinkish-brown to reddish-brown appearance, Cherry wood is hard and heavy wood. Due to its durability and resistance to decay, it is suitable for interior applications. … Read more
Introduction Walnut Wood is a hardwood known for making high-quality floors and Furniture. It gives a great dark brown appearance. Its hardness, durability, and stability make it suitable for indoor and outdoor Furniture. It has many remarkable properties, Which makes it unique from other hardwoods. “Walnut” is a common name of 21 species in the Walnut … Read more
Introduction Birch woods are soft hardwood, known for making quality flooring and furniture. It gives a great light appearance, birch wood is light in weight and stable wood. Because of its light appearance, it is suitable for indoor furniture and flooring. It has many special properties, which make it different from other wood. “Birch” is … Read more
Birch wood is light, creamy-white in color. It has a uniform appearance with a fine, straight grain pattern, whereas aspen wood is light in color. We can say that aspen wood is almost white in color. Birch wood is considered hardwood and is relatively hard and durable compared to aspen wood. Therefore, birch wood is … Read more