Filling wood cracks with resin

Want to use wood filler on your next woodworking or furniture repair project? Here's everything you need to know!

Glitter is a quick, cheap, and easy way to add sparkle, color, and texture to your craft projects. When applying glitter to wood, you want to seal in the glitter so it won't fall off and you want an adhesive that is durable. You can use...

How to fix damaged wood

If you just found epoxy resin where you shouldn't have, it's not too late to remove it, even if it has already hardened. You may need to try more than one removal method to get the job done, but you can fix epoxy accidents.

Here is a quick look at the hall table top with Morenci turquoise inlay. In order to complete this inlay I rubbed crushed turquoise into the cracks and topped it with a clear 5 minute epoxy. Once t…

Master woodworker George Vondriska teaches you a quick tip to repair wood cracks that you find in your woodworking projects.

Do you have a gorgeous chunk of wood that’s developed a HUGE crack? Don't toss it out until you've seen how easy it is to turn a cracked wooden stump into a décor worthy statement piece.