Adhesives
While most woodworkers shy away from epoxy, furnituremaker Robert Hensarling finds it the adhesive of choice in his workshop, and for good reason.
Take a page from new moms -- liquids leave bottles faster with a little heat. We show you how it comes in handy.
You'll find a woodworker in a sticky situation if his glue won't stick. How do you choose the all-around best adhesive for the job at hand?
Here's how to interpret the line of numbers and letters stamped on the containers of white, yellow, and polyurethane glue produced by Franklin International, maker of Titebond and the biggest supplier of woodworking glue.
Getting the right amount of glue into hard-to-reach spots is a messy operation.
With all of the gluing products on the market today, choosing the right type for your needs and using it correctly can get tricky. For help, we turned to the WOOD® magazine staffers who design and build the projects featured in our publication.
