Wood glue

What's the best wood glue for your project? Find out the difference between the different types of wood glue and how to use them here!

Whether its woodworking or home repairs you need to find the best wood glue. I'll show you 4 of my absolute favorites in this post.

Dozens of glues claim to work well on wood and a variety of other materials. But regular wood glue is the best choice for raw wood-to-wood joinery. Most wood glues are a type of polyvinyl acetate (PVA). Also sometimes called carpenter’s glue, wood glue is formulated to penetrate wood fibers, making glue joints that are stronger than the wood itself.

Speed up your woodworking projects, improve the quality of glue connections and make your project look better with these tips for gluing wood.

Speed up your woodworking projects, improve the quality of glue connections and make your project look better with these tips for gluing wood.

Have you ever been to the glue aisle in a home improvement center? It’s HUGE. What types of glue are there? What’s the difference? I’m very glad you asked. I had to ask too.

If you need wide, solid wood panels for your next project, you’re going to have to glue them up. Doing a good panel glue up isn’t hard, but there are specific steps you need to follow, and things you need to take care of, to make sure the panel glue up turns out well. A well composed panel can easily end up looking like one large piece of wood, with no seams at all.

At some point in the adventures of most woodworkers you’ll encounter the need for a board that is wider than the stock that you have available, which means it’s time to perform a wood glue up. Don’t be intimidated, as it’s probably easier than you think to produce a strong, beautiful wood glue up that is as wide as you need.

The truth is, there's no secret recipe to homemade wood filler with sawdust. Just be sure to use fine sawdust from your sander, ONLY use sawdust from the woo...

Know your glues so the things you need to stick together stay stuck.