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Tung Oil vs Danish Oil: What’s the Difference?

Carving small action figures, large bears, or kitchen cabinets takes a lot of time, effort, and talent. It is important to finish a wood carving project with an oil that will give it color,...

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Wood Burning Inside: Do’s and Don’ts

Wood burning, also known as pyrography, is an incredibly fun art form; you're basically drawing with fire! Resembling a thick metal pen, the wood-burning tool heats up and uses interchangeable tips...

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Tung Oil vs Teak Oil: What’s the Difference?

You have finally finished that gorgeous deck or handmade furniture, and now the only thing that remains is the finish. Both tung oil and teak oil are great options, but understanding the difference...

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Is Wood Burning Hard to Learn?

Wood burning is the art of using a heated tool to create designs on wood pieces. Its art can be simple or advanced, but is wood burning really as complex as it looks? Is wood burning a hard hobby to...

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The 10 Best Wood Carving Finishes and Sealers (Indoor and Outdoor)

When you finish your beautiful wood carving project, it is typically best to seal the wood from the elements to help preserve the carving and make it last for years to come. I've used a wide variety...

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How to Whittle a Gnome: Step By Step Guide With Pictures

This fun and easy gnome whittling project is perfect for beginners and takes very little time to make. Here is what you will need to make the dog: Sharp whittling knife3" x 1" x 1" block of...

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A long time carving hobbyist that enjoys everything from whittling to stone carving. A firm believer that you should have the right tool for the right job but shouldn't be afraid to just wing it.

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