"When doing DIY projects, it's important to have the right tools. It's also important to know how to use those tools. We teamed up with Jacob from Dunn Lumber Kirkland to bring you a few tutorials to add to your DIY tool belt."
Sanding may be simple, but it's an extremely important step in any woodworking project. Sandpaper is categorized according to the number of abrasive particles per square inch of paper. The larger the number, the more particles—and the finer the sandpaper. The smaller the number, the rougher the sandpaper will be and the more it will sand off the wood's surface. Make sure to sand with the grain, not against the grain. You'll know you're done when it's smooth to the touch.
Learn how ground walnut shells and coating from Daly's pair up to provide a non-skid rainproofing solution. It's quick, easy, and inexpensive!
Start getting your garden in the mood for spring with this trellis, perfect for flowers, vines, or climbing plants like honeysuckle or jasmine.
This DIY school year journal is a great way to record your child's experience during such a unique period in history.
