A few of my favorite uses include: Holding wood to your workbench when sanding, routing and cutting. Holding joints until ...

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 ...

For more complex joints or where you need a better-looking fastener, you should use a wood screw. The drywall screw has a body that is fully threaded, meaning that its threads will cut into both ...