Sanding wood

Sandpaper grit is what makes it abrasive. Manufacturers grade sandpaper based on the size of the grit, and the grade you need depends on the job.

Sanding wood can get boring, but you can finish this tedious chore in as much as half the time—and with better results—if you know a few tricks.

Learn how to properly sand wood using a random orbital sander by understanding sandpaper grits, dos and don't whether staining or painting

Our sanding wood by hand guide will teach you how to sand wood by hand, including choosing the right sandpaper and sanding detailed wood.

Renovating a deck, or trying your hand at woodworking? Find out which type of sandpaper—and which sandpaper grit—is best for your project.

This step-by-step tutorial will show you how to stain pine with beautiful results while avoiding the blotchy unevenness pine is notorious for.

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Woodworking is a blast, but it can be intimidating for beginners. Luckily, our readers and editors love passing along their go-to tips.

How to use this fast, easy, goof-proof finish.