Whether you're making a jewelry box, desk drawer or toy chest, the classic box joint creates sturdy and strong corners. The ...

Wood glue is, famously, often stronger than the wood being glued. That is, once you have properly glued two pieces together, they are more likely to break along a grain line in the wood, rather than ...

Don Kramer, the acting chief of the NTSB's materials laboratory, testified during the U.S. Coast Guard's hearing into the ...

Nails, screws and glue are the most common ways to join wood together. When making these joins, wood can be arranged and joined differently for increased strength and stability. A butt joint and a ...

The key is to think of rust as just another form of glue: You first have to break the bond formed by the rust before adding lubricant to ease out the metal screws. Bearing this in mind ...

joints without the need for glue or fasteners. It’s a variation on a wedged mortise and tenon joint, which strengthens the standard version of the joint by using a wedge to expand the tenon ...

The drywall screw has a body that is fully threaded, meaning that its threads will cut into both what you are fastening and ...

We hope to obtain data to address some of these uncertainties from further trials that are currently underway. Distension of the glenohumeral joint with saline and steroid has considerable short term ...