Guide to Great Woodwork
How many of us have thought on a Sunday, to
try and fix that shaky dining table or put up a new book shelf, but either
failed or didn’t know where to start? Working with wood can be a little tricky
at first but it’s not impossible. Everybody needs to start somewhere and just
like any art-form the basics matter the most. Here are basic tips that you
should know before you start your weekend project.
Safety
Always Comes First
Safety is the most important part of any
project. If you’re prepared, then nothing can go wrong. This means wearing the
right protective gear, using the right tools and picking the perfect space.
Do a
Tool Check
Before you dig in, do make sure you read up
a little on your project and know which tools you’ll need and what the correct
way of using those tools are. Using tools incorrectly can be dangerous and
could leave your table or book shelf looking a little off.
Buy
The Right Material
Ensure that you are using high quality wood
and other materials as nothing is worse than spending hours of effort on
something only to have it splinter and hurt the people you made it for.
You’re
Only Human
Making mistakes is all part of DIY. You’re
allowed to make a few when you start as; with constant
practice you’ll get better over time. Remember, failure is the stepping stone
to success.
source:
Black&Decker, I., Black&Decker, I. and profile, V. (2015). Black & Decker, India: Black & Decker’s Guide to Great Woodwork. [online] Blackanddeckerindia.blogspot.co.uk. Available at: http://blackanddeckerindia.blogspot.co.uk/2015/02/black-deckers-guide-to-great-woodwork.html [Accessed 17 Dec. 2015].
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