Tonight I'm going to apply tape on the back side (and/or some hot glue) then I'm going to apply hot glue and / or bluetac around the edge of the cracks as a wall, then resin.
Do I need to worry about the hot glue leaving a mark?
Jay
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Tonight I'm going to apply tape on the back side (and/or some hot glue) then I'm going to apply hot glue and / or bluetac around the edge of the cracks as a wall, then resin.
Do I need to worry about the hot glue leaving a mark?
Jay
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Originally Posted by jayendra
you will plane, scrape, sand any marks out when you finish the slab.
Blow torch was perfect for removing bubbles https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...02fdd2bcc6.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...546d6fc7a1.jpg
Little bit of bleed under the tape but sanding and scraping working well https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...f6a79856e3.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...d9f815b669.jpg
What type of resin did you use?
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Clear wood epoxy from solid solutions
Thanks everyone for the help !!!https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...38ed268e96.jpg
Well done, that has come up a treat. 👍
Sorry about reopening such an old thread.
Jayendra that table is amazing but the question I would love to have an answer for is the timber cypress pine, Callitris columellaris?
if it is cypress pine I would be very interest in how the glue joints have survived time.
Did you use some sort of dowel/biscuit support on the joints and what glue did you use?
cheers Peter
I'm sure others could answer this as I purchased the local board made ready.Quote:
Originally Posted by Petethebutcher
My cousin also does similar stuff with Titebond III Titebond III Ultimate – Titebond Glues and Adhesives: Woodbond Adhesives Pty Ltd
What finish did you use on the table?