How to Remove a Stripped Screw from Wood: Proven Methods for DIY Success A stripped screw is every woodworker’s nemesis. It usually happens when the head of a flathead or Phillips screw becomes too worn or damaged to grip with a tool. Whether from rust, the wrong drill bit, or overzealous torque, it turns a … Read more
If you’ve ever tried removing rust from an old car part, prepping metal for powder coating, or cleaning stubborn paint off a tool, you know just how frustrating it can be without the right equipment. That’s where a sandblasting cabinet comes in. This tool might look like something out of a machine shop, but it’s … Read more
Tree slices and slabs have been used as functional and decorative tables for centuries. While examples of refined furniture like those used by the Egyptian Pharaohs date back to around 2500 BC, it’s likely that simpler tables, crafted from logs or large wood cuts, existed long before that. These primitive tables may have lacked finesse, … Read more
Wood cable spools aren’t just industrial leftovers—they’re a goldmine for creative DIYers. These oversized wooden reels, originally made for holding electrical lines, telephone wires, or cable TV wiring, are now being turned into tables, bars, shelving, cat towers, and more. If you’ve seen one of these chunky beauties lying around and wondered what to do … Read more
I’ll be honest—building a shuffleboard table wasn’t on my bucket list. I didn’t grow up playing it, and I wasn’t hit by a lightning bolt of nostalgia. Nope. It all started while I was watching a garage makeover video online—probably trying to avoid chores. This guy casually slides a puck across a homemade shuffleboard table … Read more