Wood’s strength depends on the direction of the grain. The technical term for this variance is “orthotropic,” which means having different strengths in three planes perpendicular to each other. An ...

Research consistently shows that seeing wood grain (responsibly harvested, of course) in our homes and offices boosts our mental well-being and performance; using wood with visible grain in interiors ...

From building simple floating shelves to constructing a tiered garden planter, there are plenty of woodworking projects even beginners can do. Whether you're a total novice or you practically live in ...

Many people like using a semi-transparent wood stain better than a solid one—even if it might not last as long—because it allows for more of the natural wood grain to come through. (Solid stain covers ...

When the title says “This Wood Is Unbelievable,” it’s not an exaggeration. The project focuses on a rare or highly figured ...