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Chair Repair Done Right

By Dave Munkittrick on May 02, 2011 | Rated 10

Learn how to repair a chair the right way. Dave gives you the step by step instructions on getting it done correct. Read More »
Repairing an Old Chair

By David Munkittrick on Feb 22, 2011 | Rated 9.6

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Why are There Three Titebonds?

By George Vondriska on Feb 09, 2011 | Rated 9.8

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Four Glues to Stick With

By George Vondriska on Jan 24, 2011 | Rated 9.44

There are a boat load of great glues in the market place, and this can be confusing. This story will help you narrow your arsenal down to four must-have types of glue, and tell you why you need them, and where you ll use them. Here are the four go-to glues in my shop. Read More »
Get Glue In Tight Spots

By Dave Munkittrick on Jan 11, 2011 | Rated 9.45

Do you often wonder how to force glue into a hairline crack or a bit of loose veneer? Dave Munkittrick tells you about a quick and easy tip to solve this problem. Read More »
Fix a Screwed-Up Table Top

By Seth Keller on May 04, 2009 | Rated 9

Did you use too long a screw and now it's poking through the tabletop? Here's a "swell" repair solution. Read More »
Utility Blade Scraper

By David Radtke on Sep 04, 2008 | Rated 8

This nifty tool was created out of necessity, as a way to scrape away marks, but it is sure to become a workshop staple for you. Read More »
When Bad Glue-ups Happen to Good People

By Seth Keller on Aug 26, 2008 | Rated 6

A bad glue-up can wreck a project. Here's a technique using small chamfers to "fix" your bad glue-up when you don't have time to buy new materials or glue new boards. Read More »