Wood

.material-img{ width: initial!important;}.board-img{ width: initial!important;}.surfacing-img{ width: initial!important; } Every woodworking project requires a certain amount of lumber. Unless you have a genie to procure that stock for you—or you're fortunate enough to have a stack of it on hand already—you're going to need to find and buy it. Rockler car

Outdoor projects are enduring favorites for woodworkers. They're practical for any yard or deck and generally easier to build than indoor furniture. So sooner or later, you'll probably have them on your to-do list! But, whether it's a picnic

Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or a DIY enthusiast, a beautiful wood cutting board is a functional and decorative addition to any kitchen. Plus, it makes a fantastic handmade gift! The best part is you don’t need many tools and supplies to make a

Lumber is not always flat and ready to use. Sometimes woodworkers must flatten a board before using it to build a project. Learn more about this planer's features and a couple tips that will help you get the most out of your planer.

There’s just no way around it: Moisture in the air causes wood to change in size and often in shape. Consider it an invitation to read up on the physical realities that make changes w

Starter packs of veneer in smaller sizes are a great gateway for exploring veneering techniques.

Can maple lumber that has become very twisted be salvaged?

How do you stop wood from expanding inside a humidor?

What’s the most important thing you need for woodworking? OK, that was a trick question meant to get you guessing about tools and supplies, but the real answer is much simpler: Without wood, you can’t do much woodworking. Having a ready supply of lumber in basic lengths and thicknesses is a basic shop staple. Lumber needs vary according to the type of woodworking you do, but how much you actually keep on hand depends on the amount of room you have in your shop and how efficiently you store it.

Will using a different tool eliminate the chance of snipe while smoothing out a board?

A convincing substitute for rosewood, this beautiful lumber is now CITES protected.