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Posts by Jedediah Arnold

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How Many Sawhorses Should You Have?

When you start woodworking, you might use an old desk or even a decommissioned dining table. But as you start getting serious about your craft, your workspace must reflect this. Sawhorses are...

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How Wide is a Standard Sawhorse?

Sawhorses are handy even when you have a workbench as they help with edge-cutting, safe routing, and even cross-section engraving work. But getting the perfect sawhorse is difficult, which is why...

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How much Weight Can Sawhorses Hold?

Whether you're building a sawhorse or are looking to buy one, you must have a fair idea of the weight of your project materials. The sawhorse you aim to develop or acquire should not weigh less than...

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What Type of Wood Should I Use for a Workbench? 

So you're building a workbench and are wondering which timber to use. Or you might have the workbench half-ready and are simply considering your options for the right workbench surface. Knowing the...

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What Drillbits are Best for Wood?

Some woodworking projects feel like riding a bike. I started working on building a chunky photo frame (the kind that rests on its own base) when I found myself pulling out a spade drill bit. I had...

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Is Pine Good for Woodworking?

Woodworking can be exciting but expensive. Not only do you have to make room for mistakes and lumber replacement, but you also have to use wood that's easier to work with. Pinewood seems like a...

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Jedediah has been working with epoxy resin for a couple of years. When he started, he wanted to share everything he learned as he learned it which continues.

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