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How to Repair a Wood Chair
Using Dowel Rods to Repair a Wood Chair
Using Epoxy Glue to Repair Wood Furniture
Preparing the Spindle Holes to Repair a Wood Chair
Drilling Holes to Repair Wood Furniture
Cutting the Dowel to Repair a Wood Chair
Removing Bad Spindles in Wood Furniture Repair
Removing Bad Spindles in Wood Furniture Repair: Part 2
Cleaning Off Old Glue on a Wood Chair
Assembly of Wood Chair
Assembly of Wood Chair: Part 2
Positioning the Clamps for Wood Chair Repair
How to Use an Epoxy for Wood Furniture Repair
Mixing the Epoxy for Wood Chair Repair
Applying the Epoxy for Wood Furniture Repair
Locking the Clamps in Place for Wood Chair Repair
Finishing Touches on Wood Chair Repair
Summary: Learn how to prepare the spindle holes to fix broken wooden furniture, with tips and techniques for repairing your old wooden chairs, in this free DIY video on home improvement.
Charles McMahon is a professor emeritus in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania. He joined the faculty there in 1964 after receiving...read more
" Okay, this is Charles McMahon for Expert Village continuing on our project of repairing broken chairs. You can see on this one that this spindle has broken off and we are going to replace this with a dowel but first thing we have to do is drill out a new hole. Now this dowel is a little bit smaller than the bottom end of this dowel. It is about the same size as the top end; about 7/16 of an inch. This is a bit fatter, so what we are going to do is drill out a hole here, right through the end of the old dowel to make a hole that we can fit the dowel in. "
eHow Article: Preparing the Spindle Holes to Repair a Wood Chair
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