Dowel Wood

Description

Dowel wood refers to cylindrical rods or pins made from wood, typically used in woodworking and construction projects for joining pieces together or providing structural support. These dowels are commonly crafted from various types of hardwoods, such as oak, maple, or birch, which offer strength and durability. Dowel wood comes in different diameters and lengths to suit various applications, and it can be purchased in pre-cut lengths or as longer rods that can be cut to size as needed. In woodworking, dowels are often used for joining boards or panels edge-to-edge, reinforcing joints, or as pegs in furniture assembly. They provide a simple yet effective method of creating strong and stable connections without the need for screws, nails, or glue, making them a versatile and practical choice for many projects.