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Thomas Prondzinski

 
Subject : laminating curves
Posted : 2004-02-23 9:47 PM
Post #31308
Well after reading about unibond 800 needing a sawn or sanded surface rather than a jointed one has got me worried.I laminated Three curved table aprons with Unibond 800 on a planed surface .Will they come apart? Building table for my first Guild woodshow end of next month.

THanks Tom


 
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Darryl Keil

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Subject : RE: laminating curves
Posted : 2004-02-26 2:31 PM
Post #31322 - In reply to #31308
Tom,

Dont worry, you will be fine. The sanded/sawn surface thing is just an extra precaution, not a must. When someone has a glue problem I cover all the bases just to be sure. It appears that the situation where I mentioned that looks like a temperature problem at this point anyway. Often solid wood glueing has a lot less surface area being bonded than lamination work does so the extra precaution is worth taking in that situation.

Sincerely
Darryl Keil



 
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Thomas Prondzinski

 
Subject : RE: laminating curves
Posted : 2004-02-27 6:55 AM
Post #31323 - In reply to #31322
Thanks Darryl

I was pretty worried I would have to do over. Thanks for resting my mind so I can proceed with table. Also I love my Compact 100,alot of possibilities in the future.

Thanks Again Tom
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