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  Ask WWGOA: How Much Time Do I Have After Spreading Adhesive?

  I'm building a jewelry box for my girlfriend for Christmas. I'm looking to flock the inside the drawers, and the inside top half, where necklaces will hang. I'm curious how… Read Article

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  Measuring Wood Glue Assembly Time

  Woodworking adhesives are not created equal, and because of this I use several different glues, based upon manufacturer’s guidance as well as my own assumptions and experience about how each… Read Article

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  Nexabond Glue Product Review

  Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you had to add a small part to a project, such a piece of trim, and you didn’t want to drive… Read Article

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  Rockler Glue System

  I'm always looking a for better way to control the application of glue. Rockler has hit a home run with their new system, $14.99. The brush works great for getting… Read Article

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  Chair Repair Done Right

  Few pieces of furniture get more abuse than a chair. That's because chairs have to solve two contradictory problems; they must be light enough to be mobile but strong enough… Read Article

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  Repairing an Old Chair

  "George, I'm trying to repair an old chair that needs some type of filler to save the end of the tenon. I don't think regular wood filler would hold up.… Read Article

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  Why are There 3 Titebonds?

  "Nice article about 4 glues. But why are there three "Titebonds"? When do you use "Titebond II"? Aside from costs, is there ever an advantage of "Titebond" over "Titebond III"… Read Article

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  4 Glues to Stick With

  There is a boat load of great wood glue in the market place, and this can be confusing. This story will help you narrow your arsenal down to four must-have… Read Article

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  Get Glue in Tight Spots

  My woodworking business includes a fair amount of repair work. Often, I'm confronted with how to force glue into a hairline crack or a bit of loose veneer. I've tried… Read Article

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  Fix a Screwed-Up Table Top

  Did you use too long a screw, and now it’s poking through the tabletop? Here’s a ‘swell’ repair solution.Sending a screw up through a tabletop while attaching it to the… Read Article

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  Utility Blade Scraper: Make Your Own Cabinet Scraper

  I came up with this nifty tool out of necessity while doing a custom cabinet installation. I had to fabricate some pieces on the job and noticed that there were… Read Article

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  Use Chamfers to Hide a Poorly Aligned Panel Glue-Up

  Small chamfers fix a gluing mistake.I'm under the gun. This small end table is the perfect gift for an old college friend, but I only have a couple of days… Read Article