If you’re planning an outdoor wood project, you may be headed for grief. Finishes don’t last, joints fall apart and corrosion stains surfaces. Avoid these common problems with these tips. 1. Stay dark ...

The life of a woodworker is one filled with imprecise mistakes. Whether you're taking your first steps in the shop or are a steady hand at the table saw (such as a jobsite saw or a substitute for the ...

Insulated throw blankets are a must for outdoor comfort in the cold. Look for ones made with duck down or recycled fibers to ...

From fences and planters to decks and furniture, here's how to choose the best wood for your next outdoor project. Large outdoor woodworking projects, from fences to picnic tables, can present a ...

You can use charred lumber on outdoor or indoor projects for an eye-popping finish that's more durable and water resistant. If you’re thinking of building a deck ...

Now that it's summer many homeowners have outdoor projects on their minds. The most popular are decks and fences, and the most popular material for these types of projects is wood, by a long shot.

INDIANAPOLIS, (WISH) – Woodcraft in Indianapolis is offering woodworking enthusiasts a chance to build outdoor furniture and decorations with their comprehensive classes and supplies. As the warmer ...

Micropro Sienna revolutionizes backyard projects this summer with new pressure-treated wood that looks like cedar Consumers and contractors alike now have a new option in Canada for outdoor wood ...

Wood clamps are not one-size-fits-all, so make sure you choose the right type for the job. Compact spring clamps are suitable for smaller, light-duty tasks, while larger bar clamps are a better option ...