Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
In woodworking, “finishing” refers to the final steps taken to enhance the appearance and protect the surface of a wooden object. It’s the stage where the craftsman applies various treatments to the wood to achieve the desired aesthetic and functional qualities.
by Russ Fairfield “What is the finish?” This is the question most often asked when a woodturner looks at another’s work. Everyone wants to know about “finishing”, and a discussion on finishing is more popular than any other single subject for a demonstration. Yet, finishing is given the least attention in published articles, videos, or … Read more
by Sam Simpson Without getting too long winded, let me offer a few tips that we have learned along the way. Glue Use hot hide glue in the joinery. Good quality pearl hide glue has much better gap filling properties than most people realize. If you are really concerned about the fit, correct it … Read more
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