Avoid These Mistakes as a Beginner Woodworker

-New to woodworking?
Here are the 3 most common beginner mistakes and how to avoid them!

Bad measurement - Always measure twice, cut once! Use a tape measure and set square for precision.

Splintering wood - Prevent splinters by using painter's tape over your cut line and a Sharpe blade.

Wobbly joints - Secure your joints with clamps and check for tight fits to ensure stability.

However, the top 3 crucial mistakes woodworkers make are:

-They were afraid of getting bad tools and wasting their hard earned money on something that would stop working within a year…

--Or they were afraid of overspending and buying something that... when it came down to it… they would never even use.

-They're usually confused about which tools they need to have, and which ones they can do without. (After all, if you've looked inside a woodworking magazine lately, EVERY single tool is a MUST-HAVE item… even the ones that seem to have no practical purpose!)

Here's how you can avoid them: