Wood glue is designed to hold strong and create long-lasting wood joints, but it takes awhile to dry. Hot glue, on the other hand, hardens almost instantly. The combination of the two makes for a ...

Got a woodworking project with a few gaps or imperfections that need filling? Instead of rushing out to the hardware store, our next guest says there is a simple and cost-effective solution: homemade ...

With the plywood guide strips installed, use wood glue and 18-gauge brad nails to secure the cross slat (F) from side (C) to ...

Nails, screws, and other fasteners all have their place in the woodshop, but nothing holds pieces together quite so seamlessly as glue. Not only is wood glue cheap and easy to work with, but when ...

Picture this: you're ready to start your woodworking masterpiece. You grab your wood glue, slather it, and press the pieces together, expecting perfection. But wait! The air is chilly, your workshop ...

If you’re tackling precision jobs or fine furniture repair, you probably want an applicator that has a fine tip and a bottle that's easy to hold in your hand as you use it. You could always squeeze it ...