Clamping And Gluing - Page 16 of 22

We take six types to the breaking point, shattering some common wisdom in the process

Q: In a recent Fine Woodworking article, different glues for bent laminations are discussed, but polyurethane glues are not mentioned. Why is that? Dennis McGlumphy, via Ask The Experts, None A: Polyurethane…

Unwaxed dental floss often comes in handy when I want to work glue into a crack. First, I coat the floss with glue. Then I use the floss to work…

A scientific approach to measuring the strength of various adhesives from yellow glue to epoxy

Build a torsion box for a flat and rigid workshop tabletop

Q: I am interested in making bent laminations for furniture. What type of glue should I use? Gary Herber, Langley, None A: There isn’t one adhesive ideal for every application.…

Q: Mark Duginske's video on making a bandsawn box is informative and helpful. However, twice in his presentation he mentions using a "gap-filling glue" without specifying what he uses or…

Follow step-by-step instructions for cutting and assembling the parts for a decorative butcher block.

Q: I want to build a garden bench out of ipé, and I'll have to laminate some pieces. Given the density and natural oils of ipé, what type of glue…

With this clamp rack always set up and ready to go, I can edge-glue 3/4-in.-thick boards in no time. And because the rack mounts almost flat to a wall, it…