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.
J grade Lumber comes from SPF (spruce-pine-fir) softwood species. SPF wood is found in the forests of Canada but is in high demand in the Japanese market. It is called SPF because these woods have similar characteristics of spruce, pine and fir. This grade comes in white and bright in appearance and this grade has … Read more
Albasia wood is also known as Albizia wood or Albizia falcataria. Albasia is a very pale yellow softwood, lighter than most pine species. It is a preferred wood species for builders because of its excellent properties. The wood can be ready for harvesting in about 3 to 4 years as it is a fast growing … Read more
Rotting the door frame is a common problem. There are many reasons for its rotting, like bad weather, not maintaining it for a long time, choosing the wrong wood, etc. Repairing a rotten wood garage door is a challenging task. But you can do it easily by following some instructions. We often neglect garage door … Read more
Decking rotting is a common problem. There are some simple methods to save rooting decking and replace the decking board; you should try them. Decks are exposed to moisture and weather, which causes them to deteriorate after a few years. Generally, hardwood or pressure-treated lumber is used to make decks, which requires more care than … Read more
Wood fillers are used to fill the gaps between wood joints and cracks. However, It is available readymade in the market, but it can be easily made in your home at a low cost and with less material. Mainly, Three items are required to make a wood filler: Instructions: Step 1: Make Fine Sawdust Wood … Read more
Douglas fir wood is also known as Oregon pine and Colombian pine. Due to the specialty of Douglas fir wood, it has more use than other softwood lumber. It is native to western North America. It is found in large quantities in the area of Europe, New Zealand, and South America. Douglas-Fir is moderately durable … Read more