One of the most important parts of a woodworking project is choosing the right wood. Here's what you need to know when ...

Although lumber does show promise as a renewable alternative to structural materials such as steel and concrete, it still ...

This board is made from hinoki (a type of cypress) wood, which is softer than bamboo or maple and is therefore better for your knives. It’s double-sided, sustainably sourced (complete with ...

The Wood County Board of Developmental Disabilities and the AKtion Club of Wood County recognized nine individuals at the 2025 Community Honor Awards Banquet on Friday, April 11. Held to recognize ...

These involve shaping the wood so that boards can fit together like puzzle pieces, ensuring that they will be difficult to break apart. Finally, you have pocket joints. These involve getting a ...

Maple wood in particular (which three of these five are) is known for its longevity and its color. I needed a cutting board that would last and look fantastic in my kitchen. So maple fit the bill.

My name is Christopher (Chris) Wood, and I have proudly called Cañon ... This commitment is manifested through my active service on various boards, including the Fremont County Fair Board.

Got a pile of scrap wood lying around? Don’t toss it — turn it into profit, gifts, or gorgeous kitchen gear with this fun and functional project. In this video, I show you how to build 10 cutting ...

Traditional boards, particularly those made of wood and plastic, have a tendency to retain bacteria in surface grooves over time; they also dull your blades, and also accumulate odors over time.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The National Wooden Pallet & Container Association (NWPCA) appointed Hinton Howell of Hinton Lumber Products as its new chairman. Howell succeeds Jeff Lewis of Atlanta Pallets ...

Upon reaching the right moisture level, wood is moved inside to a stacking shed and then a kiln to complete that drying-out process. From there, the Amasa mill turns the lumber into maple boards.

The message sent by the Maple Leaf fluttering everywhere in Canada requires no decoding. It says, simply: No. Canada has long been a place of quiet patriotism, pride rather than chest-thumping.