Screen Printing on Plywood

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Plywood is ubiquitous in the construction industry— in fact, it is almost synonymous with construction. However, in addition to its importance in the construction industry, plywood has now found use in the photography and screen printing industries. Plywood can be used as a medium for printing items as small as a photograph to large signs. … Read more

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Making a Side Table for your Table Saw

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As the table saw is the most common large power tool in many home DIY workshops across the globe, it’s no wonder that making or purchasing accessories for them is such a popular pastime. Table saws make rip and crosscuts with ease and precision; they can also make accurate rabbets and dados with the right … Read more

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Improving the Crosscut Miter Sled for your Table Saw

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In many DIY shops across the globe, the table saw is the work horse, the engine and the beating heart of many shops. However, the accuracy, precision and utility of the typical table saw improves dramatically with the creation of a few simple jigs or additions to the saw that comes out of the box. … Read more

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Common DIY Jigs Made Using Plywood

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No matter what type of home improvement DIY’er you happen to be—from the old school master who uses only handtools, to the modern man whose every tool has a plug on it, or—more likely—someone in between, many common DIY tasks at home are much easier to complete when using a jig to help with the … Read more

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Formaldehyde Emission from Plywood Products

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Formaldehyde is a naturally-occurring, pungent, colorless, small organic compound. It is produced by natural metabolic processes in humans and animals alike, free-standing timber, natural decay and decomposition via combustion. Formaldehyde has received additional attention recently as the World Health Organization (WHO) has reclassified this material as a carcinogen (a substance that causes cancer). That reclassification … Read more