3 Tips for Tricky Woodworking Glue Ups
3 Tips for Tricky Woodworking Glue Ups
Rob Johnstone from Woodworker’s Journal shares three tips that will help you glue up miters, shelf edges and panels.
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In work weve just the "legs" of a staple: hammer the legs down in the wood, cut the part of the leg (which remains visible) short and straight so that its not dull or crooked. Then you can just place the other place of wood over the "legs", align it without panicing, press down and voila: You can chuck it in the press or use clamps.
In this method there is less random debris which limits the working/machining area after the glueing. You can attach the stable legs in area which need none or very little work and the "legs" dont need to go very deep.
no to dirt.. salt maybe, but if you ever need to drill, cut, or route into that the dirt will destroy the cutter. I’ve seen salt used… I even prefer a nail cut off, to stones..
Thanks. But salt is better)
Where can I find those "corner clips"? Thanks for the great info.
Dude we’re you been?? Love your work