Q & A
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Differences Between Water and Oil Stones
Is there a difference between water and oil stones, and can you use one as the other?
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Advantages of Dewaxed Shellac vs. Shellac with Wax
What are the advantages of dewaxed shellac over shellac with the wax still in it?
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Wood Used For Oxen Yokes
What type of wood was commonly used to make the brace, main body and hoops of oxen yokes?
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Waterproofing Your Crafts
Is there any way or product that can be used to make the interior surfaces of bowls and vases not just water resistant but truly waterproof?
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Softening Dried Wood Glue
Is there some substance that would soften dried wood glue quickly to enable pieces to be taken apart?
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How Do You Keep Lathe Tools Sharp?
How do you keep lathe tools sharp? Is there a special sharpener?
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Spontaneous Combustion
Are you safe from spontaneous combustion if you dry oily rags by laying them out flat or hanging one at time on the edge of a garbage can?
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Sag Created by the Weight of a Router
Is sag created by the weight of a router in an MDF table really a problem?
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Removing Iron and Water Stains
Is there a way of removing water and iron stains from wood apart from sanding?
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Stabilizing Spalted Wood
Is there any way to stabilize spalted wood enough so that it can be turned?