This page explains how content on Woodworking Cove gets made, so you can judge how much to trust it.
Who writes this
Woodworking Cove is written by Md Maraj, a furniture maker with 12+ years professionally working with wood and a furniture business running since 2019. There is no editorial staff behind the byline — one person, writing from real shop and project experience.
How articles get made
- Built, not just described. Project walkthroughs are based on projects actually built — including the mistakes, the real cost, and the real time it took, not just the polished final result.
- No invented numbers. Costs, timelines, and material quantities stated in an article reflect what that specific project actually took — not a rounded-up estimate presented as a rule.
- Small-space and beginner focus stays honest. If a technique genuinely requires a full workshop or a tool a beginner shouldn't buy yet, the article says so — rather than forcing every project into the "no shop needed" framing for the sake of the niche.
- Affiliate links don't decide recommendations. See the Affiliate Disclosure — a tool or material is mentioned because it's genuinely what was used or genuinely worth the money, not because of commission.
Corrections
Woodworking involves real safety and cost stakes, so corrections matter more here than on most blogs. If a reader flags a wrong measurement, an outdated price, or — most importantly — a safety issue in a project or technique, it gets corrected. Safety-relevant corrections are prioritized and noted in the article; minor updates are made without a note.
Get in touch
Corrections, questions, or your own project results go to the Contact page.
Last updated: 27 July 2026.