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5 WOODS Better Than PINE
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POP QUIZ Y'all: what's stable, tough and good looking?
A). White Oak
B). You
C). The one that got away
Man these videos are straight to the point!!
Boy, I wish we had that kind of selection at my local home depot. It's pine or veneered plywood, that's it.
Good video..
Where are u at that u have that kind of selection from a big box store???? Answered my own question at the end of your video u showed somewhere bottom half of Arizona so Flagstaff area Holbrook somewhere off of I 40
I only like oak, walnut, and cedar.
Great video. Short and to the point. Filled with a bunch on information. Thanks.
Very informative video. I have only used wood from my big box store and want to venture out. Question. I have a friend that wants me to build him a large deck box for outdoors. I was thinking of using the big box store redwood as my friend wants a plain coat of sealer or varnish so no stain. I am very new to wood working but have most of the tools. I have only used the deck screws for my projects so far always pre drilling holes. Confused as to whether or not i should look into nail guns (Brad Nailers) do wood workers use these instead of nails and hammer? Wish there was a manual on how to progress in wood working. Sorry for all the questions.