Replacing broken dowel rods on a wood chair. Learn how to glue a wood chair for furniture repair in this free video. more »
Using Dowel Rods: Wood chair repair - Learn how to fix broken wooden furniture in this free diy video series on home improvement. Get tips & techniques for repairing your old wooden chairs. more »
A broken dowel on a chair is not the end of the chair's life. It is not necessary to throw it out when it can be fixed with a little time and effort. more »
Creating an attractive and inexpensive baby gift is an easy task for even novice crafters. Making a baby clothes bouquet requires the cutting of dowel rods, and rubber bands as the only tools. Rolling baby clothes around the dowel rods and arranging them in a vase will create a colorful and unique gift for a baby shower or welcome home gift for the new arrival. more »
If you are taking on a big macrame project, the odds are you'll need a dowel to help your project keep its shape. Dowel rods serve macrame by providing an anchor to hang your project from while you work on it. Using the dowel, you can keep your work even. Some dowel rods also ultimately become a part of the project itself. more »
You can make cheap hunting darts at home. The effectiveness of the dart depends on the blade you use, so choose one that's appropriate for your hunting purposes. The size of the dowel rods and blades can vary. more »
A drill press is a woodworker’s friend, especially the hobby enthusiast. For that perfectly aligned hole for a dowel rod there is not a better tool to use. However, sometimes those tables get worn out before the drill motor does. more »
Got a fat lazy cat? Help him slim down and live longer with this inexpensive toy. It's made from fishing line, a dowel rod and a micro mouse that squeaks on impact. more »
To build a cat scratching post, attach a few thick dowel rods to a board, and wrap the rods in heavy twine. Save money by creating your own scratching post with help from a veterinary technician and cat owner in this free video on pet care. more »
Making a brochure holder is an easy task that can be done with a few materials that can be purchased at any craft store. Using plastic craft paper and painted dowel rods, you can create a lightweight brochure holder that is a custom fit for any size brochures. more »
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