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will8989 · 01-04-2009, 02:45 AM

When you glue your projects before finishing, don't you have problems with the glue sticking? I have always had a problem with this in the past no matter what type of glue I use and was just curious. Great pattern!!

Betty

DaveVanEss · 01-09-2009, 06:30 PM

Betty

I use Hot Stuff Special T cyanocrylate glue with an accelerator. Glue on the bottom ring and spray the top ring. This glue is very popular with woodworker and ussally a bottle of it can be seen in some photo in every edition of the magazine.

Special T is the gap filling type so the raw wood does not absorb it much. After placing a ring, I press down on it with a piece of plywood. (12" square). With the acelerator it should take no more than 20 seconds.

Dave

01-04-2009, 02:45 AM	#1
will8989 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Glen Burnie, MD Posts: 1,204	David Van Ess When you glue your projects before finishing, don't you have problems with the glue sticking? I have always had a problem with this in the past no matter what type of glue I use and was just curious. Great pattern!! Betty __________________ A woodworker never has too many clamps!!

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01-09-2009, 06:30 PM	#2
DaveVanEss Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Arlington WA Posts: 7	Betty I use Hot Stuff Special T cyanocrylate glue with an accelerator. Glue on the bottom ring and spray the top ring. This glue is very popular with woodworker and ussally a bottle of it can be seen in some photo in every edition of the magazine. Special T is the gap filling type so the raw wood does not absorb it much. After placing a ring, I press down on it with a piece of plywood. (12" square). With the acelerator it should take no more than 20 seconds. Dave