Using
just scraps of wood and hot embers, our evolutionary cousins figured out how to make tar, a revolutionary adhesive that they used to make formidable spears, chopping tools and other implements by attaching sharp - edged stones to handles, a new study suggests.
Not exact matches
This is a very simple project that uses any sized pieces
of scrap wood and
just a few other materials.
The papermaking process doesn't
just produce pristine rolls
of paper; it also generates
wood scraps, chemicals and other by - products rich in potential energy.
We
just took 3 pieces
of scrap wood (1 × 6 or 1 × 8 probably) and cut them all to the same length (maybe 15 ″ wide or so), then used smaller
scraps (1 × 2) as braces along the back and put screws in them to hold it all together.
Collection (1954/1955) is the artist's first «Combine painting,» an early type
of Combine that hangs on the wall like a traditional painting but reaches into three dimensions with various elements attached to the work's surface — such as the silk veil over the mirror attached
just off - center and the found
wood scraps along the top edge.
The small mirror is there, embedded
just off - center and veiled with sheer fabric, and the
scraps of wood and metal affixed to the top edge appear
just as they do today.
The label texts reveal frustratingly little about the cascades
of materials where disassembled shoes and biker jackets, bits
of wood, metal car parts, pieces
of bicycles, and unidentifiable
scraps emerge, offering
just the words «mixed media.»
Since you've already done a dry fit for the pieces,
just apply an even, yet somewhat light amount
of glue to the backing, use a glue spreader or plastic scraper
of some sort (or even
scrap wood) to spread the glue out evenly.
I used a piece
of scrap wood to make it look like the windows are actually taller than they really are, and so it doesn't
just look like two blinds mounted to the wall anymore...
So, rather than
just secure a pretty oil rubbed bronze holder to the wall, I attached it to a piece
of stained
scrap wood to create a shelf for decorative accessories like a small plant, air freshener, vase
of flowers, extra t.p. or even
just cell phone accident prevention, if you know what I mean.