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  1. 12th March 2024, 08:55 AM #16
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    Default Filling Cracks

    Thanks Graeme for your valued input. I have printed out your reply and John's reply and will access each one when a specific glue up is required.

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    Wests will work much better for you than Araldite. The cracks are probably felling shakes that have opened during drying. The sad thing is there may be more that haven't opened yet. I always steer clear of shaky timber.
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    Thank you for your advice Rusty
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    Truly, one must love this forum.

    Graeme asks for advice and receives it aplenty.

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    Default Installed Drawer Guides, Runners and Kickers

    It took a lot of being very careful to get them all parallel and lined up for smooth transition from face frame.
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    Default Installed Backboards

    Hi All
    Ive just screwed on the Shiplapped boards and checked to is all ok.

    I will now remove them sand, slightly bevel edges with plane, sanding sealer including top of shelves then Varnish.

    Next step is to start on Doors.

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