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Here it is, what I believe to be the worlds first Folding AND rocking Adirondack chair, and the first one built of TREX composite. Built as a project article for Canadian Home Workshop Magazine (Full story/plans will be published in summer 2009), this chair was an engineering nightmare...

This coffee table was designed for our motor home. It stores nicely next to the bench during travel. It covers the hole of the stairs during the night, so none of the children will fall into this cavity. And when we are set up at a campground we use it as coffee or dining table. The NON-wood...

This is a contender as an entry in the Gorilla Glue contest. I've got another birdhouse in progress in the basement and another, rather ambitious one on the back burner, inspired by a (I don't even know what to call it… a mini brick and mortar wall in a tree at the Roger Williams Zoo in Rhode...

This is a circular balcony I built for our home. The facia board was made by re-sawing a 2X8 cedar board into 3/8" thick pieces and re-gluing them using Gorilla Glue on a temporary form. All pieces of the railing were CAD drawn then transferred to the actual workpieces. The top railing was...

heres a table i made for the gorilla glue challenge it"s made of red oak and a marble cheese serving round all the joints are mortice and tenon and glued with gorilla polyurathane , the finish is a red dye then watco danish oil (dark walnut) then two coats of waterlox sealer then three coats...

Well I wanted something for the Gorilla glue contest. I just didn't know what to make. This morning I came up with a swinging bench for my front porch. My wife has always wanted one. So I went to the lumber yard and got some 2X4s and some ceder. It took me all day to cut and glue (I had no idea...

Hopefully the judges will go ape over these gorilla gadgets..a couple whirly toys for the outside. First up is a new creation of mine, at least I've never seen one…A new style of weathervane. There is a little of the summer contest left on this one too as it is all recycled. Some leftover...

I made a brace (Couple of these) benches for use outdoors. They are both the same, its just that the first bench has been outside weathering for about 12 months. It is darker than the pictures show. The arms because of the end grain have darkened the most. The plans came from Wood Magazine...

Aug 14, 2008 I'm on a roll with my Fairy Doors and the "Gorilla Tough" challenge came at the perfect time. This "stone" door idea was next on my list. The Wood: Poplar The Glue: Gorilla Glue The Decor: rocks from my driveway, necklace wire (hinges), metal button (door handle) Steps: 1. I...

Here is my entry into the Gorilla Glue Challenge. For some time DW has wanted a set of Wind Chimes and this was the perfect time to build them. I searched the web and found these plans online at Lowes - http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=howTo&p=HomeDecor/WindChimes.html Materials: Birch...

Aug 16, 2008 (posted by MsDebbieP) Rick was building this birdhouse and was just about ready to start adding the chimney when the "Gorilla Glue" challenge was posted. He used the Gorilla Glue to attach the stones to the side wall and to the roof of the birdhouse. He chose to leave the foamed...

Gorilla glue challenge entry Made the chairs about 3 years ago. Lumber is Tennessee swamp cyprus. It came from Whiteville saw mill located on highway 64 about 70 miles east of Memphis in the south part of the state. Highly figured cyprus. With lots of character. Soon after making the chairs a...

This is my Gorilla Challenge entry. It is a birdhouse turned from box elder. The top and bottom were turned separately and glued together with Gorilla super glue. The top has a brass 7mm tube super glued into it to minimize wear from the copper hanger. It is finished with spar urethane.

I built this pergola to be used as an outdoor unit after the owner was finished using it indoors as a display. The columns are 1"x6"x10' put together with biscuits and the new gorilla wood glue. All the trim work was glued on with gorilla glue and then air gunned in place. The trellis is all...

i built this cornhole set for a friend of mine. he wants them for the upcoming football season. it's an odd team combination, but he's from florida and now lives in indiana. the team logos are made from 1/4" plywood. i cut them out with my band saw, painted them, and then glued them down to...