Introduction
Whether you're looking to elevate your DIY skills or to take on a simple project without needing power tools, knowing how to make a strong glue joint in wood will help you.
Making rock-solid joints in wood doesn't require any special tools or techniques, although you can continue improving your glue-up abilities once you get the hang of the basics. If you have an old toolbox lying around, there's a good chance you already have most of the tools you need. There's no reason to be intimidated by the absence of screws or nails, because you can create professional quality glue joints by following a few simple steps.
Tools Required
Materials Required
- 100- to 120-grit sandpaper
- Painter's tape
- Paper towels or rags
- Something to cover work surface. Kraft paper or sheet or plastic etc.
- Tack cloth
- Wood (scrap if you are practicing or cut and measured if you are working on a project)
- Wood glue
