Plywood edges perform like the end grain of most woods when stained: they absorb more stain than the rest of the surface and get darker. With plywood, the edges usually appear blotchy and unattractive ...

In this video, learn how to maintain the performance of your blades and router bits using WD-40 Specialist Dirt & Dust Resistant Dry Lube. The video also covers edge banding techniques with a focus on ...

Plywood is the most popular building material for DIY woodworkers. It’s relatively cheap, strong, and easy to work with. But not everyone is a fan of the unfinished edges. Here’s how to apply edge ...

In your DIYs, you may run into imperfect material from time to time. This can potentially be the case with plywood, where, even before you've put too much weight on your shelves, their edges are ...

The home-improvement and design shows make it look easy: Take a simple sheet of inexpensive plywood and presto! In a few minutes, you've got a table, a cabinet or a lounge chair. It's not that fast or ...