Скачать или смотреть Genius Woodworking Joinery: 9 Practical Tricks to Join, Screw & Repair Wood Like a Pro

Learn 9 essential woodworking techniques for joining, screwing, repairing and finishing boards cleanly and professionally. These are simple, repeatable tricks I use on every project to avoid tear-out, stripped screws, glue mess, and poor fits. Follow along and pause at each chapter while you try it in your workshop.

🕒 Chapters / Timestamps

0:00 – How to insert a short wood piece between two boards (clean join method)
0:20 – How to drive a screw into a wood board securely (no splitting)
0:48 – How to remove a screw without leaving a visible mark
1:20 – How to fit a dowel or stick into a wood piece to make a leg
1:40 – How to fill a rectangular hole cleanly without visible tracks
2:00 – How to remove excess wood glue from edges easily
2:20 – How to measure, cut, and create a wall-edge template for flooring
2:40 – How to extract a stripped screw from wood
2:50 – How to align and attach two boards so their faces are perfectly even


Materials & Tools used (example)

Drill + appropriate drill bits (pilot & countersink)

Wood screws (various sizes)

Countersink bit or countersink collar

Thin plywood or shim stock (for templates)

Dowel kit / round stick for legs

Wood filler (or matching spline)

Putty knife / scraper and sandpaper (120–220)

Glue removal tool / damp cloth / mineral spirits (as appropriate)

Screw extraction kit (for stripped screws)
(Adjust sizes/types to match your project.)

Tips & Warnings

Always pilot drill for hardwoods to prevent splitting.

Test fit offcuts before final gluing or screwing.

Use clamps and squares when aligning faces for a flush joint.

For chemical glue removal, follow product safety instructions and ventilate the area.

About KING Stairs
We build custom staircases, railings, and quality wood components for renovation projects across the GTA. Visit our online store and portfolio: kingstairs.ca

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