wedged tenons with ... gorilla glue? (who knew!)
http://www.wbgu.org/americanwoodshop/season24.html
I thought this was very interesting; I'd always considered the expansion of this glue to be a confounding factor, rather than an opportunity.
Matt
wedged tenons with ... gorilla glue? (who knew!)
http://www.wbgu.org/americanwoodshop/season24.html
I thought this was very interesting; I'd always considered the expansion of this glue to be a confounding factor, rather than an opportunity.
Matt
My experience with polyurethane glue is that the foam is not very strong and is not desireable. I've also found that there is no need to dampen the wood. In fact you get far more foaming if you dampen the wood than if you don't. There is sufficient moisture in the air and wood, even at 7%, to cure the glue. By not using water you will have less foaming and less clean up.
Lee Schierer
USNA '71
Go Navy!
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