Long Island Wood Carvers Association: Working With Reclaimed Woods

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Working With Reclaimed Woods

Saints carved from reclaimed wood and hand-painted by artisans in Guatemala.

Working With Reclaimed Woods
Old barn boards, crates and pallets (often free for the taking) are all examples of valuable lumber that often gets relegated to the garbage pile. Woodworker Charles Mak, who recently made a jigsaw-puzzle frame out of pallet boards, explains how to use reclaimed wood in your projects. Read more...

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THE LI WOOD CARVERS SHOW

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Working With Reclaimed Woods