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Alyssa Olson is a wood worker, and she was here to show us how to create our own wood filler using just sawdust and glue. It’s a technique that’s been used by craftspeople for generations.

Speed up your woodworking projects, improve the quality of glue connections and make your project look better with these tips for gluing wood.

Forust uses the single-pass binder jetting method of 3D printing to lay down layers of sawdust and lignin and then squirt out some glue in between each one to hold them together.

Use white glue, carpenter’s glue, water-proof glue, or epoxy. (Note: I haven’t tried it with expanding glues like Gorilla Glue.) Apply the adhesive to the sawdust and mix with a putty knife.

Pull the tape away before the glue hardens. 5. Need a quick wood filler for that ding you accidentally added? Mix some fine sawdust with a little glue and spread it in the gouge.

You can solve this issue by squeezing a bit of wood glue into the gap, rub sawdust into it, and then sand over it a few times. You’ll end up with a joint that is indistinguishable from the others.

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