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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... View Content

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... View Content

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... View Content

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... View Content

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... View Content

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.... View Content

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"... View Content

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... View Content

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... View Content

Fix a Screwed-Up Table Top

Photo 1. I mistakenly put screws up through this tabletop four times! I thought I had the right length screw. Boy, was I wrong. Did you use too long a... View Content

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... View Content