Fastener & Nail Hardware

Start with the simple solutions, then intensify as needed.

Nuts and bolts are the basic building elements that hold materials together.

Nailing into the masonry work of your home may seem like a challenge, but it's actually quite easy.

From screws and nails to bolts and rivets, here's the details on how to fasten your projects.

Hold steady with these simple pointers for using wood clamps

15 things to make your welding jobs easier and safer.

Brush up on the different kinds for your next project.

The pop rivet gun has many useful applications.

Finish screws are specially made screws that sit flush or below the surface.

Clean out the old caulk before starting.

A nail set is used to drive finishing nails into furniture.

One gallon of epoxy will cover 12.8 square feet at 1/8" thickness.

The following nail and screw size chart will help you pick what size screw or nail to use.

Cyanoacrylate glue is a great filler.

Pop rivets are usually removed with a power drill.

If you’re anchoring a structure then learning more about lag screws will help.

Solid rivets work if you don't want to weld.

Lift super glue spills and stains without harming your wood surfaces with harsh chemicals.

Epoxy adhesives don't have to make you feel stuck. Learn the best ways for removing them.

Learn about one of the most versatile adhesives on the market.

Find out how to get the consistency you need for your next epoxy resin project.

Construction adhesives are sticky so removal is challenging.