How to Install Corner Blocks
George VondriskaYour dining room chairs will most likely go through a good bit of wear and tear over their lifetime, so you should make sure that you’ve reinforced their structural components. George Vondriska demonstrates the simple process for how to install corner blocks on your wooden chairs using a HiPURformer Advanced Bonding System hot glue gun from Titebond.
HiPURformer Advanced Bonding System Hot Glue Gun provided by Titebond. For more information, visit www.titebond.com
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Hey Will, Why the sarcastic way of speaking to a fellow woodworker? I thought that ole guys like us had a better way of speaking to one another without being sarcastic. If you were 18 then I could understand since that is where society is headed, but us ole guys can speak without being smart at the mouth. Try a different approach next time like a bear with honey instead of vinegar!!! Oh yeah, as far as your brick, I would just suggest that you take a tool of some nature and tap on the mortar on some of the areas around the house randomly and if you see any loose mortar after doing this you may just have a problem that needs looking into. Have a great day!!!