Reader Submitted
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Using Wrenches to Turn Tenons
While checking the diameter of a tenon I was turning with a wrench, it actually plowed the wood down to final size.
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What’s the Shelf Life of CA Glues?
My old CA glue was still dispensible but had no bonding strength. What’s gone wrong with it?
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Motorcycle Rocker
It took about six weeks to make and my four year old grandson loves it.
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Premium Content: Reader Thoughts
eZine readers react to the announcement of new premium content available on the woodworkersjournal.com site.
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Home Built Clocks
These are the clocks I have built.
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Here’s What Tools I Want …
eZine readers share their tool and woodworking-related wish lists.
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Using Wrenches as Planer Thickness Gauges
Woodturners often use this technique to size tenons on spindles, but it works just as well for planing.
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Cleaning Your Sander’s Hook-and-Loop Pad
When the “loops” on a sander’s hook-and-loop pad become clogged with dust, the sanding discs won’t cling properly. Here’s a simple fix.
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Palm Tree Tissue Box
My boss wanted me to make her a special tissue box for her boyfriend with palm trees on it.
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Not Firewood Anymore
eZine readers share some projects made from wood that didn’t quite make it into the fire.