5 Easy Ways to Maintain your Custom Wood Furniture
Wood furniture makes a stunning addition to any home. Like anything else in your home, your furniture requires a bit of care to ensure a […]
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Posts by Paul Dumond:
When The Siding of Your House Rots – Help! The Workers Are Gone and There Are Holes In My House!
This week I’d like to address an interesting phenomenon and one that’s important to know about as a homeowner. While most problems with wood […]
Get A Custom Built Door For Your Home – The First Impression Every House Gives
When fitting your home with the finest and most stately objects available, doors are far more than just an ‘endcap’ to be slapped onto the “finished” […]
Protecting Your Valuable Deck From Rotting – Save Ya’ Deck!
(There’s Something Rotten In the State of Montana…) In many places I suppose, but definitely, under the wide blue banner of Montana’s big sky, a […]
What To Do When “It Won’t Work”
Have you ever looked at furniture, and thought, boy I wish I had ‘that kind of house?’ Last week, I was at a yard sale, […]
Cracked Finish? Here’s an easy fix: Reamalgamation for Dummies
Sometimes, with the heat lightning-esque spider webs of lines they create, it can add a pleasing “aged” effect to furniture, making things look a little […]
Going For Cover – How To Upholster Your Wood Furniture
This week, I’d like to walk you through a step-by-step series of instructions, on how to upholster wood furniture. Some people (myself included) don’t like […]
Sanding: The Ins and Outs of Everyone’s Least Favorite Task
I should preface this week’s blog entry by backtracking a bit; sanding is not my least favorite task. I find it to be rewarding, and […]
Unconventional Table Saw Use: A Powerful Weapon In The War On Wobble
As most people with shops have found out, there is a big difference between a power tool and a powerful tool. Some tools are better. […]
A Fun Project For The Aspiring Weekend Woodworker
I won’t lie to you, if you want to master something, even something as simple as the making of a single butterfly joint, it’s going […]