Clamping And Gluing - Page 14 of 22

How to Tame Squeeze-out
June 3, 2010

Hide glue inside the joint, or send it where it's easy to handle
Modern Glues are Strong Enough for Future Antiques
April 8, 2010

Q: Your readers create furniture that they hope will last for generations. Have any studies been done on the life span of modern glues? Ken Wilcox, Sydney, None A: Modern…
Avoiding Glue Squeeze-Out
February 9, 2010

Learn how to avoid glue squeeze-out in mortise-and-tenon joinery.
Which Glues Work in Cold Temperatures?
January 1, 2010

Q: I need to glue up panels in an unheated shop. Are there glues that work on hardwood—in this case, cherry—in the 40° to 45ºF range? Art Utay, South Windsor,…
Quick Tip: Pipe Cleaners for Woodworking
September 18, 2009

Pipe cleaners make good applicators for a small dab of paint, epoxy, or glue. They often are just the thing to clean out a small opening. I also use them…
Free Plan: Workbench Clamping Jig Secures Drawers for Planing
September 3, 2009

Keep your completed drawers secure for hand planing and other workbench tasks with this ingenious clamping jig.
Basic Chair, at First Glance
September 1, 2009

Hank Holzer has managed to pack an outstanding number of technical challenges into what appears to be a simple chair.
High-Design, Low-Price Chair
May 1, 2009

Michael Fortune's made-for-production chair.
Do Wood Glues Have a Shelf Life?
March 1, 2009

Q: How long does bottled glue retain its strength? Is there any way to know if glue has gone bad by looking at it? Clark Johns, Billings, MT A: I…
A Grooved Clamping Block
September 17, 2008

Handy when gluing panels: The groove straddles the joint to keep glue off the clamp pads

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