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THE WORKBENCH WISDOM BLOG

Welcome to "Workbench Wisdom," the ultimate resource for mechanics, craftsmen, and DIY enthusiasts seeking to maximize their workspace. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a weekend hobbyist, we provide you with the knowledge and tools you need to transform your workspace into a highly efficient and durable environment. Dive into expert advice, in-depth reviews, and innovative solutions that help you optimize efficiency and maximize durability. Our comprehensive guides cover everything from selecting the perfect workbench to organizing your tools effectively. Plus, we give you practical ways to use your garage toolbox, ensuring every tool and accessory is within reach when you need it. Join our community of like-minded individuals and unlock the full potential of your workshop!

Workbench Wisdom Blog

  • WOODWORKING 101: A GUIDE TO CHOOSING THE RIGHT TYPE OF WOOD
    July 18, 2024

    WOODWORKING 101: A GUIDE TO CHOOSING THE RIGHT TYPE OF WOOD

    Written by Lew Amicone  Whether you’re heading to your workbench to start a woodworking project or planning a construction project, you have many different woods from which to choose. Wood falls into three different categories: hardwoods, softwoods, and exotic hardwoods....

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  • A COLLECTORS GUIDE TO ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE FARM TOOLS
    July 18, 2024

    A COLLECTORS GUIDE TO ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE FARM TOOLS

    Written by Lew Amicone  For years, antique tools like flails and seed barrows were state-of-the-art technology for farmers. As tools evolved and made some of these implements obsolete, they’ve become hot commodities for collectors. ANTIQUE FARM TOOLS Around 9500 B.C.E., humans...

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  • TOOLS OF THE TRADE: A HISTORY OF BLACKSMITHING
    July 18, 2024

    TOOLS OF THE TRADE: A HISTORY OF BLACKSMITHING

    ORIGINS AND IRON AGE Written by Lew Amicone  Blacksmithing began millennia ago, whenthe Hittites began to forge and temper iron around 1500 B.C. It was crude, as all they had were basic tools and fire, but it sufficed for creating weapons...

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