Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
If you’re passionate about woodworking, you know the struggle of sifting through YouTube to find the latest videos from channels you trust. A static page with links to woodworking YouTube channels is helpful, but it’s like a phonebook in a digital age—it doesn’t keep up with the dynamic pace of new content or community preferences. … Read more
AI and modern computing power are pushing the need for longer, more complex passwords or passphrases—and here’s why: Why short passwords are now weak Why passphrases are stronger Recommendations Example comparison Password AI Crack Time (approx.) abc123 Instant P@ssw0rd Few seconds G7#kLz8* Minutes to hours CrabTruck7CoffeeMug Years to centuries Bottom line The best defense today … Read more
James Krenov (1920–2009) was a highly influential woodworker and studio furniture maker of the 20th century. Born in Russia, he later moved and became renowned for his craftsmanship and philosophy in woodworking. Krenov’s work is celebrated for its elegant use of line, proportion, detail, and material, combining a deeply personal vision with uncompromising craftsmanship Krenov’s … Read more
What will follow in several parts is the high angle smoothing plane investigation I have been working on for over a year.
Since 1998, WoodCentral.com has been a cornerstone of the woodworking community, bringing together craftsmen to share knowledge, projects, and camaraderie. As one of the first woodworking sites on the web, we’ve inspired countless woodworkers with our forums, articles, and resources. But today, we face a critical moment. Our community has seen declining engagement, and we … Read more
Hey WoodCentral folks, Remember the days when our “Sightings” feature had us grinning at photos of WoodCentral hats popping up in wild and far-off places? It was a blast seeing our community’s spirit on display across the globe! We know our membership has changed over the years, and many of us aren’t jet-setting to exotic … Read more
“Hi Bob, Could you possibly create a post explaining why and how tight ring counts improve lumber qualities? I know that tight ring counts are preferred, but why is it better?”
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