Sentences with phrase «of wood glue on»

Before nailing in the rungs, apply a little bit of wood glue on each end.

I used two smaller pallets that were definitely not going to be used for anything else, put a generous amount of wood glue on the back of them, and then glued them down behind all the pallets.

Not exact matches

Because of the strength required to provide a reliable bond on wood, many types of glue are not non-toxic.

Size: If you're taking on a big project, you may need a bigger package of wood glue.

It took creativity and, in some cases, ingenuity on the part of local vendors to recreate products using natural elements, whether a window sealant or a wood glue.

Next up, cut a piece of kraft paper a little bit smaller than your wood and glue it on.

The size of the piece of wood and tile will depend on the size of your glue gun.

Use a polyuerthane - based glue (try Gorilla Glue) to attach rocks to old drawer knobs, then screw the knobs into a plank of wood and mount it on a wall at eye - level in an entryglue (try Gorilla Glue) to attach rocks to old drawer knobs, then screw the knobs into a plank of wood and mount it on a wall at eye - level in an entryGlue) to attach rocks to old drawer knobs, then screw the knobs into a plank of wood and mount it on a wall at eye - level in an entryway.

Then he painted some wood glue on the end of the arm where it would attach to the back and also inside the hole.

If I take a pile of wood, screw some together, pour on some paint and glue, add some doctor who figurines; I can make it look nice, it will be unique, it will be the only one on earth....

Contemporary art is comprised of a variety of materials, we know that, but in three or four days at the fairs — more than, say, in a month in Chelsea — you see it all: string, twine, thread, clay, silicone, wax, rubber, wood scraps, wood shims, metal, resins, glass, wire, pins, needles, buttons, stuffing, mattresses, carpet, glazed ceramic, fabric, plywood, rolled paper, glue tiles, boxes, chains, lace — shall I go on?

In the sardonic, Rauschenbergian «Crawling to Richard Pryor's House,» from 1994, a froglike, brown stuffed animal, sandwiched by paint and wood glue on a board, also bears a fragmentary, appropriated image of a child.

Deacon describes himself as a «fabricator», emphasising the construction behind the finished object — although many of the works are indeed cast, modelled or carved by hand — and accordingly the logic of the fabrication is often exposed: sinuous curved forms might be bound by glue oozing between layers of wood or have screws and rivets protruding from sheets of steel, wearing their hearts on their sleeves.

Walking among his sculptures in the Linbury Galleries at Tate Britain, where an exhibition opens to the public on Wednesday, the eye keeps snagging on all the bolts and exposed screw - threads, the metal plates and braces, the congealed patches of glue that have oozed out of Deacon's laminated layers of wood, hardboard, lino and other materials.

McKenzie has matched Ellison's recent geometric and biomorphic pen drawings and gouaches on wood with a series of arabesques from a decade ago, some painted in glitter glue.

Image credits: Agave, 2010, by Elliott Hundley; sound board, wood, inkjet print on kitakata, paper, photographs, pins, plastic, metal, glue, found paintings; 96 x 192 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches; © Elliott Hundley, courtesy of Andrea Rosen Gallery, photo by Jason Mandella.

Working with white wood glue and multi-coloured inks, where their flows on her canvases are directed by gravity and the nature of the materials as much as by the artist's own hand, she opens her process up not just for scrutiny but for deep engagement with the audience and with the political and social ecology of the world around her.

Bonjour Monsieur Gauguin, 1889, oil on canvas glued onto wood, Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, The Armand Hammer Collection, Gift of the Armand Hammer Foundation

(top left) Bonjour Monsieur Gauguin (detail), 1889, oil on canvas glued onto wood, Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, The Armand Hammer Collection, Gift of the Armand Hammer Foundation

What made the chair revolutionary in 1956 — and what's still fascinating 55 years on — was the construction of the plywood shells: Thin layers of wood veneer were glued together and shaped under intense heat and pressure.»

Two of these new products, recently featured at the Mass Timber Conference in Portland, Oregon, lie at opposite ends of a spectrum: StructureCraft's Dowel Laminated Timber panel, which cuts out nearly all glues and resins, and Freres Lumber's Mass Plywood Panel, which utilizes wood veneers instead of whole lumber and relies on much more resin than typical CLT.

After you had the visible part of the frame built (4 pieces of wood mitered and glued / nailed together), how did you make the glass and picture secure without cutting in a rabbit into the wood on the back of the frame?

I used a 4 ″ round piece of flat craft wood from Hobby Lobby on the underside of my big Pyrex plate instead of just gluing the lamp directly to the plate.

Next up, cut a piece of kraft paper a little bit smaller than your wood and glue it on.

Wood glue is what will really be holding your stool together, so before nailing on each piece be sure to apply a thin line of wood glue to each one first.

Next, add your picture hanger to the back of your wood base before you glue your sticks on.

Using wood glue and our nail gun, we installed (2) 1» x 2» guides on the inside of the exterior cabinet and (1) 1» x 2» guide on the outside of the drawer.

I thought it would be fun to have some different looking stems so I had my hubs cut me up a thicker stick from our wood pile to use on some of them and I hot glued them to the top.

I glued them and clamped them and after about three days and two bottles of wood glue, I had a something to set on the legs:

The shelf is resting on strip of wood below and we added a little wood glue, a few brad nails, and then I caulked the cracks.

My projects aren't nearly so good but I can never bring myself to bin them, and it is highly questionable if people would like the art work I've been doing with the kids glueing bottle tops on to found bits of wood!

Follow the instructions on the bottle of the wood glue you use.

Once all the length were lined up, I took that back wooden piece that I took off previously, put some wood glue on it, and hammered in those staples again to the back of the planks.

Apply a thin layer of liquid nails or wood glue on the back of the board and nail 1-1/4 ″ finish nails into the corners and / or studs.

Then Pookie laid the lumber out on the floor of our garage, using wood glue along each rabbited edge, and allowed it to thoroughly dry.

Once my holes were drilled, I used wood glue to attach the top piece of wood to the bottom piece and then used clamps on the ends to secure the wood while the glue dried.

Add wood glue to the top of the 6 1/2 ″ pieces and lay the other piece on top of them to create an upside - down U. Secure with 4 finishing nails on each board.

What bothers me is people who remodel by ripping out cabinets to install prefab, new ones made of sawdust and glue, even when the old cabinets were custom made on site with real wood by experienced cabinet makers.

Draw one small line of super glue along half of the length of the craft pick and place on the center of the back of the wood heart.

With the drawer standing on it's back with the front pointing up, brush a generous layer of PVA glue over the wood.

Lay the cane on the chair and knock it into the groove that goes round the perimeter of the seat, then fill the groove with white PVA wood glue and knock the round - centre cane into the groove on top.