Woodworking refers to the art of making items, such as furniture, cabinets etc., out of wood. Most people practice woodworking as a hobby or in their free time, while others have upped their game, and gone from being hobbyists to actually starting businesses with their woodworking abilities. Whether you take it as a hobby or a career, having the right woodworking tools is critical.

What’s a WOODWORKING ROUTER?

This is one of the most important tools for a woodworker. A good one should be incredibly versatile, allowing you to easily make cutouts and hollow out wood. Other uses of a router include cutting grooves & slots, forming raised panels, shaping decorative edges, routing intricate inlays, milling dozens of woodworking joints, including dovetails rabbets, mortises etc., and trimming plastic laminate & veneers.

An air compressor is one most important tool for woodworking projects. The success of many carpentry and construction projects largely depends on the performance of a compressor. If you wish to take your woodworking tenure to a new level, you may want to find and pick the right quiet machine such as Craftsman air compressors, Makita, Porter Cable, Bostitch.

In addition to step position and size it is important to consider how you want the interior edge of your pool decking to look. The Bull Nose coping option gives you a clean and smooth look and feel at the interior edge of your pool deck. Using the cantilever option allows you to customize the interior edge of your pool deck to match your pools surroundings. Read more below about the difference between Bull Nose and Cantilever coping.

Bullnose Step Option

The easiest way for you to complete your in-ground pool’s decking is with the bullnose step.
The bullnose step is used in conjunction with our quality extruded alluminum bullnose coping, which comes standard with any bullnose step.
Once installed, you simply pour concrete up to the coping edge, then apply your concrete finish and you’re done!

Cantilever Step option

The step requires a bit more expertise than the Bullnose. If you are a professional builder or experienced in in-ground pools then this might be the best fit for you.
However if you are new to the process or need step-by-step instructions to follow, we would recommend the Bullnose step.
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Here are a few tips to think about before installing your new pool liner:

Check and replace rubber ladder bumpers that are hard or deteriorated to avoid damage to the vinyl liner caused by metal pushing through.