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Actually I found the power tool section helpful, What I could really use though is a section on Wood. I would like to start building table's chairs, end tables night stands, etc. Tools I know how to use, what i dont know a lot about is wood types, such as birch, mohogany, oak, pine, I know the names just not which one is best for which projects, also what one hold up longer, look better stained. I could definatly use some tips on wood types.

I am no expert craftsman, but i have done quite a bit of home remodeling, new windows with trim, baseboards, crown molding etc. I also did some construction back in the day. I dont know what guage is recommended for wood flooring installations, but i have an 18 guage finish nailer. I bought a black and decker cordless 12v 18 guage finish nailer, I know I know black and decker.. but i was surprised at how well it worked. Its light weight and cordless. I have been using it to finish nail 3/4 inch baseboard and trim and its worked great i was really amazed being 1 only 12v, and two being black and decker. It was about 90$ u.s. and I love using it. here is site that shows one http://www.tylertool.com/blanddebd121.html I actually bought mine at wal-mart for much less.