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I'm working on building square picture frames and holding in glass, image, and cardboard backing. I'm concerned that certain hard woods may not be appropriate for glazier points; in particular I am

PRETTY AS A PICTURE -- Made of quality wood, this frame measures 6-3/8 by 8-1/8 and is 3/16 thick. Its rectangle shape and scalloped design will

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Is wood stronger against the grain? - Quora

My first workbench (and first big woodworking project)! Baltic birch plywood for the base, Douglas fir for the bench top, and cherry accents. Base is finished with linseed oil and shellac, the

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Custom White Oak Frame is Too Hard for Glazing Points Anything Else other than Brad Nails ?

Is wood stronger against the grain? - Quora

Is wood stronger against the grain? - Quora

Custom White Oak Frame is Too Hard for Glazing Points Anything Else other than Brad Nails ?