For most applications I would say three light coats is best. That way it cures a lot harder and lasts a long time. You won’t regret the extra coat and it’s not like you’re short on oil now
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Going to make a finger joint jig today.
What ever makes you happy, bro!
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Let the man cook
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Do you have a marking gauge/marking knife? You can avoid a heap of tearout by first scoring your depth lines. If you’re worried about the line later it will sand out (eventually), but I prefer to leave mine in as a nod that I crafted this myself.
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I know, I’ll go cut a 45 degree angle to try that. May as well try something not to get too discouraged. What can go wrong?
Cut the wrong side…
I’m inside the house now after sweeping the garage.
Would.
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Knot
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Anyone here used titebond melamine glue before? Recommended?
Nice shape. No idea what it is though.
It’s wood tooling for a high-temperature carbon fibre tuned induction system for an experimental aeroplane.
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Jaw drop!
Forgot to mention, Titebond melamine is really good. Like normal woodglue strong.
