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Titebond II |
Posted by: GOVOLS - 11-19-2015, 12:40 PM - Forum: Woodworking
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IME if it is not stringy or curdled you should be OK.
separated is fine just mix it up well before use.
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Musty Odor |
Posted by: Halfathumb - 11-19-2015, 08:15 AM - Forum: Home Improvement
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I've got the same issue in one of my bathrooms, faint, and it comes and goes. I suspect it is sewer gasses leaking from a compromised seal, and I've been putting off pulling the toilet and replacing the wax ring because its such a PITA due to the location of the toilet. It's a nuisance, until it gets really strong and continuous, then it might be a health issue, I really don't know what's in the gas, likely co2. I'm sure someone here knows.
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Veneer |
Posted by: woodsman83192 - 11-18-2015, 08:43 PM - Forum: Woodworking
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A buy like that goes beyond "you suck". I'd check Veneer Supplies for any of the tips you'll need, otherwise there's nothing special about flattening it. Lots of paper, I use my vac bag...but a lot of guys seem to be able to flatten with platens and weight (don't try using weight for the glue, tho.....DAHIKT). Congrats. I think if I was making panels for doors, I'd cut the veneer down to manageable pieces before I started flattening...an 8' piece is a little unwieldy. What substrate do you have in mind?
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