Timber blogger shares brief information about wood and woodwork tools that help artists to make a wooed project. We post about types of wood and uses.
The tradition of wood art has been going on for centuries. In this modern time, many machines and tools have come, which has made the work of woodwork easy.
We have limited options when we are looking for durable, stable, and naturally rot-resistant wood. Some popular wood species with such properties are Maple, Poplar, Alder, Beech, Ash, Iroko and many others. Iroko holds unique properties that are cheaper than many other hardwoods. What is Iroko Wood? Iroko is a durable and stable hardwood that … Read more
Many people believe that Accoya wood is a type of wood species that can be obtained directly from the tree in the form of lumber. But this is not true; “Acetylation” is a process in which ordinary wood is processed to create a durable Accoya wood. What is Accoya Wood? Accoya wood is a specially … Read more
As an Amazon Associate timberblogger.com earns from qualifying purchases. Everyone likes strong and durable wood, which is suitable for all furniture purposes and requires less care than other woods, and its price is also not very high. Cumaru wood is one of those woods which has all the qualities. Cumaru is considered a premium domestic … Read more
If you have to choose between Mindi and Oak Wood, it’s not an easy one. Since both these woods are relatively strong and durable, they are widely used for woodworking. Oak wood is more popular than Mindi wood because it is widely available and more resistant to rot and fungal attacks, which makes it an … Read more
The short answer is Yes, you can refinish engineered wood floors because the top thin layer is made of real hardwood. However, before you begin refinishing, you need to understand the engineered wood floor more deeply so that it can be confirmed whether your engineered wood floor can be refinished or not. The base of … Read more
Hevea wood, also known as rubberwood (Hevea brasiliensis). The wood is moderately durable and stable, making it suitable for furniture and flooring. Hevea wood comes from a medium-large deciduous tree growing to a height of 75–100 ft (23–30 m). It is native to Asia, Africa, and South America and is commonly cultivated for rubber production. … Read more
