Paul Sellers is the kind of old-school guy you might be surprised to find on TikTok. At 74 years old, Sellers has become something of a woodworking guru, with two pieces in the White House's permanent ...

If you're a woodworker, you’ll love this clever use of sawdust—DIY wood filler. By mixing sawdust with wood glue, you can create a filler that perfectly matches the color and grain of your ...

Wood filler hardens quickly after application, allowing it to be sanded flush with the wood's surface. You can quickly make DIY wood filler by combining sawdust with wood glue. This is a great way to ...

Product Details: DEWEL wood putty kit includes 1 wood putty (198g/7oz), 2 plastic scrapers, 2 sandpapers, 1 brush and disposable gloves. Premium Materials: The wood putty is made of non-toxic and ...

Keep building materials local by building a DIY wood kiln to dry locally harvested and milled lumber. After being inspired by creations they’d spotted online, The Farm at Okefenokee co-founder ...

Clay made from sawdust ... and the glue used as a binder is biodegradable, so it's eco-friendly. Better still, when it dries, it behaves just like wood. Child-safe, it's also popular with local ...

Have you ever looked at a hot glue gun and wondered if it could do more than just stick things together? What if it could actually create something entirely new, layer by layer, just like a 3D ...

It’s a relatively low-cost DIY way to upcycle or refresh old pieces around your home. The process of staining wood furniture is ... so pull it out and empty the sawdust if necessary to keep ...

If your hardwood is plagued with these problems, replace or repair affected floorboards (e.g., sand away discoloration or fill gouges with wood filler) before waxing hardwood floors. When shopping ...

Not to say that you shouldn't carve pumpkins with your family, but a Halloween craft that is going to last all the way to Halloween is a DIY wood jack-o-lantern! This Halloween woodworking project ...

If it was vinyl flooring or linoleum flooring, get rid of glue by sanding it down or scraping it off with a flat shovel. If it tears out wood with it, fill the gap with wood filler and sand the rest.