Do It Yourself

cherry, which is softer than oak and easier to handle. If you like the richness of maple, it comes in hard and soft. Leave the hard maple to the experts who have a solid handle on power tools. Poplar is known for it’s uneven streaks, that can ruin the look of a finished piece.

Here’s an important tip if you decide to go with a softwood such as pine. Hardwoods provide greater consistency than softwoods and they also absorb less moisture. So plan ahead and buy the wood at least two weeks before you will need it.

Separate the pieces so air reaches all of the sides.

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