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pingpongkf 
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 Topic: what glue to use for wood??Posted: 09/08/2006 at 5:10pm |
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I took out the two handle blocks from one blade and I'm putting it onto another blade. i tried regular glue and speed glue, but it doesn't seem to be solid. kinda shaky. Do i have to use some sort of wood glue?
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Posted: 09/08/2006 at 6:51pm |
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wood cement
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Posted: 09/08/2006 at 7:12pm |
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Lol, you tried to glue two pieces of wood with speed glue/rubber cement? That's for rubber.
You can use carpenter's wood glue (it's yellow or white) but that's hard to work with. It takes a while to dry (24 hours) you need to clamp it down and the pieces will move. You can try polyurethane glue (which stains everything and I never used it) or you can try contact cement which you apply, let it dry and attach the piece in one go (no mistakes here). |
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Posted: 09/08/2006 at 8:18pm |
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Can I use the rubber cement bought from Home Depot to glue rubber sheets as non-speed glue? Will that be too sticky?
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Posted: 09/08/2006 at 10:44pm |
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hhhmmm, commercially is that what they use for the plies??
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Posted: 09/09/2006 at 7:08pm |
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Rubber cement works for non speedgluing as long as it isn't too thick.
If it is, you can thin it with rubber cement thinner, bought from an art supply shop. I prefer the Best Test, Bestine brand of cement and thinner. -- Andrew |
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Rubber cement works for non speedgluing as long as it isn't too thick.
If it is, you can thin it with rubber cement thinner, bought from an art supply shop. I prefer the Best Test, Bestine brand of cement and thinner. -- Andrew |
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Rubber cement works for non speedgluing as long as it isn't too thick.
If it is, you can thin it with rubber cement thinner, bought from an art supply shop. I prefer the Best Test, Bestine brand of cement and thinner. -- Andrew |
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Rubber cement works for non speedgluing as long as it isn't too thick.
If it is, you can thin it with rubber cement thinner, bought from an art supply shop. I prefer the Best Test, Bestine brand of cement and thinner. -- Andrew |
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