18 - 12 of 18 Search for: Sort by: date: New to Old date: Old to New alphabetical: A-Z alphabetical: Z-A Sorry, there were no results Ask WWGOA: How Much Time Do I Have After Spreading Adhesive? Article 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 Gluing Up Panels Article Gluing up panels is a must-have skill in woodworking. From table tops to raised panels there are plenty of times you’ll need to glue boards edge to edge. When you… Read Article Dovetail Drawer Assembly Clamping Blocks Article Half blind dovetailed drawers are great, but clamping the joints properly can be challenging. Using clamping blocks that apply pressure exactly where the dovetail pins and tails join is crucial.… Read Article Measuring Wood Glue Assembly Time Article 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 6 Tips for Cleaning Up Glue Squeeze-Out Article Whenever you clamp a woodworking project together, some glue is bound to squeeze out between the pieces. Tom Caspar shows you six ways to minimize the mess. Read Article Stopped-Cut Bent Lamination Article My family lives in Northern Michigan, where we get tons of snow. While we love to cross country ski in the woods, we also like to go for walks out… Read Article Repair Veneer on an Antique Article A recent restoration job required that I replace the badly damaged oak veneer on the top of an antique table. The piece was an old salesman sample of a sewing… Read Article A Guide to Veneering Wood: Part 3 Article This is the final installment of a three-part story, each showing a different way of applying veneer to a substrate. The first article showed how to use contact cement to… Read Article A Guide to Veneering Wood: Part 2 Article This is the second part of a three-part story, each showing a different way of applying veneer to a substrate (Click here to read part one). This story focuses on… Read Article A Guide to Veneering Wood: Part 1 Article This is the first in a three-part story, each showing a different way of applying veneer to a substrate. When veneering wood, it is important to remember a couple of… Read Article End Joining Long Boards Article This trick is also great for clamping together all kinds of odd shaped hard-to-clamp joints, and useful a when you need a longer clamp than you have. The Problem. Every… Read Article Chair Repair Done Right Article 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 Show More
Ask WWGOA: How Much Time Do I Have After Spreading Adhesive? Article 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
Gluing Up Panels Article Gluing up panels is a must-have skill in woodworking. From table tops to raised panels there are plenty of times you’ll need to glue boards edge to edge. When you… Read Article
Dovetail Drawer Assembly Clamping Blocks Article Half blind dovetailed drawers are great, but clamping the joints properly can be challenging. Using clamping blocks that apply pressure exactly where the dovetail pins and tails join is crucial.… Read Article
Measuring Wood Glue Assembly Time Article 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
6 Tips for Cleaning Up Glue Squeeze-Out Article Whenever you clamp a woodworking project together, some glue is bound to squeeze out between the pieces. Tom Caspar shows you six ways to minimize the mess. Read Article
Stopped-Cut Bent Lamination Article My family lives in Northern Michigan, where we get tons of snow. While we love to cross country ski in the woods, we also like to go for walks out… Read Article
Repair Veneer on an Antique Article A recent restoration job required that I replace the badly damaged oak veneer on the top of an antique table. The piece was an old salesman sample of a sewing… Read Article
A Guide to Veneering Wood: Part 3 Article This is the final installment of a three-part story, each showing a different way of applying veneer to a substrate. The first article showed how to use contact cement to… Read Article
A Guide to Veneering Wood: Part 2 Article This is the second part of a three-part story, each showing a different way of applying veneer to a substrate (Click here to read part one). This story focuses on… Read Article
A Guide to Veneering Wood: Part 1 Article This is the first in a three-part story, each showing a different way of applying veneer to a substrate. When veneering wood, it is important to remember a couple of… Read Article
End Joining Long Boards Article This trick is also great for clamping together all kinds of odd shaped hard-to-clamp joints, and useful a when you need a longer clamp than you have. The Problem. Every… Read Article
Chair Repair Done Right Article 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
