If you're working with wood, then you may have heard that Liquid Nails and wood glue are both adhesive options that can help.

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 ...

[Jessy] has the same problem and he has heard that you can easily clean cured resin from the screen using wood glue. Does it work? Check out the results of three glues in the video below.

You can make your own wood filler in pinch by combining wood glue (I exclusively use Titebond wood glue for all carpentry projects) and a sawdust from your workpiece. This closely replicates the ...

Let's say you want a woodworking screw that's easier to drive in than a nail and more likely to stick in place than a glob of glue. In this case, your best bets would be screws with torx or ...

This ‘glue’ arrives in non-toxic putty form, fusing wood, glass, metal, rubber and ceramic pieces without mess or possibility of overspill. It works outdoors and once set, can hold up to 2kg ...