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What is Reclaimed Wood?

 Reclaimed wood is wood, which has been previously used in the building of another structure and which when disassembled, is recycled and re-used.

 To simplify, it is basically recycling and subsequent re-using of the same wood.

 Today, many varieties of wood, which were freely available and abundant, are in short supply. Some of them have even become extinct, for all intents and purposes and are unavailable for commercial use. However, there is an alternate supply of wood in the form of reclaimed timber.

 Where to Get the Reclaimed Wood From

 Lumber can be reclaimed from a diverse range of sources, given below

1.      The most common source of reclaimed wood is old buildings including barns, factories and warehouses. This timber is mostly in sizable pieces, making the wood more flexible for future uses.

2.      Lumber can be sourced from railway sleepers, fences and even storage vessels like wine barrels and beercasks.

3.      Timber can be reclaimed from old shipping pallets, which are usually made from exotic hardwoods.

4.      Timber can also be recovered, rather than reclaimed, from trees which have toppled over, died naturally or fallen into rivers.

 Benefits of Using Reclaimed Wood

1.      Using reclaimed wood helps to preserve forests by reducing the need for virgin timber.

2.      Processing this wood has less impact on the environment then felling, transportation and processing new lumber.

3.      Reclaimed wood is more durable and less prone to warping and splitting.

4.      Reclaimed wood is more stable.

5.      No two pieces of reclaimed wood are identical and therefore, each crafted product has its own depth and unique character.

Wood is a soft and porous material and this allows us to stain it according to our requirements. But, it is also the reason why wood can get easily scratched and dented. If we don’t sand the wood properly, these dents and scratches absorb more stain and can appear even worse.

 A light sanding not only smoothes down the rough wood, but it also opens the pores so that we can achieve the color we want.

 Using Sandpaper

Each sandpaper sheet has a grit number, based upon the number of sand granules per square inch of paper.

·         Grits below #100 are coarse and used for when you quickly need to remove a good deal of wood such as in wood floorings.

·         Grits between #120 and #150 are medium and are used for removing old scratches and finish.

·         Fine grits, such as #220 are used for final light sanding.

 Using Power- tools

Power tools can make sanding faster and easier, but-heavy duty ones like belt sanders are designed for heavy carpentry and can ruin the texture of fine wood products. Using a palm sander or a lightweight rotary sander is more suitable for refinishing.

 Hand-sanding is always recommended for fine finishes.

 Removing sanding-dust

Wood dust from sanding should be removed before staining, either by using cheesecloth moistened with varnish or water OR with a soft bristle attachment on the end of the vacuum.

 Wood dust from sanding can cause irritation of the skin, eyes and lungs. It is always recommended to wear a particle mask while working.

Inductive charging is another name for Wireless charging which is quite convenient and comfortable way to charge your cell phone. Wireless chargers release an alternating current making use of a transmitter coil, which in turn induces a voltage in the receiver coil found in the device Qi.

The charging pads of wireless have the potential to charge smart phones, tablets, Bluetooth headsets, camera and power packs.

Find out if your smart-phone is Qi compatible?

If you have a remote charger, your cell phone must be compatible to Qi; all wireless charging accessories are Qi certified. So how would you know whether your telephone is Qi compatible?

Your device ought to have a Qi logo on it someplace, so make sure to check the packaging, the case and the manual. Their icon is is recognizable —it would appear that an amplifying glass focusing in on the letter 'i'. The amplifying glass is in the shape of letter Q.

 Can you charge your smart phone with a case on it? Do you need a special case?

This answer genuinely relies on upon the device. The Droid Turbo, as for example, can be charged wirelessly with any case on, yet different cell phones require a unique, device particular wireless charging back cover.

 How do you set it up?

Once you've figured out whether your device is Qi compatible and regardless of whether you require a unique cover, you are all prepared to charge it.

One of the marvels of wireless charging—and yes, we understand there are numerous—is the way simple it truly is.

Simply connect to the charging pad and place your device on a charging pad. All you have to do now is to; watch your cell phone or any compatible device juice up. It indeed is very simple.

As far as packaging is concerned, wooden cases and crates are considered to be the best materials. The wooden cases are the best choice while shipping some products which are light in weight and breakable. Some wooden crates are used in order to transport food items, clothing and delicate goods such as crockery.

Splinterd has expertise in making the wooden cases for cell phones and other products which require special care while handling.

Advantages:

There are a lot of benefits while using wooden cases. They are considered the best storage and packaging solutions for a large number of products. The product you want to transport is protected more while packed in the wooden case. They are durable as well as massive hence, they are used in the transportation of goods to different countries of the world.

Long-lasting and Reusable:

Because of the durability and long lasting properties, they are often reused. The wooden cases have the ability to transport the huge amount of goods. Their durability makes them more popular.

Non- corrosive and Bug-free:

Wooden cases and crates are resistant to corrosion and can withstand temperature extremities. This property makes them flexible to wear and tear.

Wooden packaging is impermeable to certain bugs as well as termites. The wood used to make such crates and cases is generally free from termite invasion.  Splinterd utilizes the best wood for this purpose.

Environmental friendly and moisture-proof:

Wooden cases and crates are generally eco-friendly as they do not cause contamination to the environment. They can be recycled as well. Splinterd use wooden products which are generally resistant to moisture, this makes them ideal for shipping products that can be damaged by moisture.

Every electronic device needs charging, hence so does your phone. Have you ever wondered how dangerous plugging and unplugging your phone charger is? That is the reason why Splinterd has created a Smartphone wireless charger. The introduction of wireless chargers has changed lives. While there are still people who are using wired phone chargers, others have shifted to wireless chargers. Wireless chargers are safer, portable, easy to shift, etc.

Take a look at simple factors of Wireless vs. Wired Chargers;

 Safety

Wired:

·         When the aspect of safety is concerned, wired chargers have less points.

·         2/100 people across the world die due to accidents caused by electricity. If you leave your phone for charging via the socket overnight, the fluctuation in the electric current can be fatal.

·         Wired chargers are unsafe for all children under 5 years of age.

Wireless:

·         These wooden chargers are safe to use around the house, office or while travelling

·         Safe around children

 Portability

Wired:

·         These chargers are portable but cannot work without a socket.

·         The wires can get tangled

 Wireless:

·         Portable

·         Can be used in any room of the house or office.

·         Can be used while sitting in the car

·         Does not require a socket

Switch to Wireless Charging NOW!