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Options for filling knot holes in Walnut - LumberJocks Woodworking Forum I am working on a table top for a coffee table It is one inch thick i have already flattened and sanded it there are some small knot holes, the largest is about 3 8” diameter i have come up with the following options: 1 Epoxy Is there a best epoxy for this? After watching some videos it
Questions about making your own stair bullnose Most hardwood floor manufacturers will not tell you the dye or stain they use Matching color at Sherwin Williams or another custom supplier would be the way to go I also do not recommend fabricating you own nosing out of an engineered product for reasons stated above You would end up replacing them due to failure rather quickly
Wood for vise jaws: Hardwood or SPF? - LumberJocks Woodworking Forum I see some folks use dimensional lumber from the big box store for the jaws while others use Hard Maple or Beech Having never had a woodworking vise, I am wondering which approach to take It's 20 miles to nearest hardwood supplier and all that's available is hard maple I mainly build theater sets Any advice on SPF vs hardwood for the jaws?
Best way to attach hardwood edging to 3 4 ply? | LumberJocks . . . I'm working on a mobile kitchen cart that has a plywood case with hardwood edging I'll be adding a wing on folding shelf brackets This wing will be 3 4" ply with 3 4"x3 4" mitered hardwood edging What's the best way to attach this so that the miters don't separate, and the edging doesn't
where do you guys get your hardwood - LumberJocks Woodworking Forum Where do you guys purchase your hardwood? If your like me you cant afford 13 99 a board feet from the overpriced online stores But there wood is not usually kiln dried At least in my area My first thought is a lumbermill I prices white oak online today to build a new queen sized bed the