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  1. 21st February 2005, 10:46 AM #1
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    Default Help with Lamination.........I got no Idea :-[

    Gidday,

    I've tried a few searches and havent had any luck yet..................I was wondering if members could help me with this one.....................Whats the best way to laminate (glue together) MAsonite or hardboard.

    Any help really appreciated....................I think I've heard people mention to use contact cement and if thats the case "What is it, generic brand etc etc and where do I get it??????

    Oh yeah its for a Jig I'm working on...............

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    Try contacting Australian Hardboards or use this link:

    http://www.australianhardboards.com....andard_PDS.pdf
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    white cake mix, chocolate and coconuts should do it....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zed
    white cake mix, chocolate and coconuts should do it....
    Or substitute pancakes for the white cake mix and you can have Paningtons. Just trying to be helpful.
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    Just get some selleys contact adheasive in the red tin(heat rated). Used it before on masonite had no trouble with it, used on car audio which is a quite harsh enviroment for wood and glue.
    http://www.selleys.com.au/products/live/306/66.asp this stuff.
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    You might want to check around and see if there is a cabinet shop with a cold press. That would be the very best way to it.
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    Gidday

    Thx for the glue up tips Fellas and um......................the recipies You guys must a missed the cut on Hueys cooking adventures :eek:

    I need some Pancakes

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    Lou,

    Have you thought about getting a hold of thicker hardboard?

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    Gidday Midge

    I'm wanting to make this Jig initially posted by Barry WHite

    http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ad.php?t=14281

    Have got the plans from an old back issue of Shopnotes ..................... Laminations required for the guide rails of the Jig and a few other bits n pieces...........

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    Gidday All,

    Well after taking Harry's advice on how to laminate some Masonite I went down to me local mitre 10 and got a can a quick grip..............Just remember when your using this stuff to be in a well ventilated area and have a bit of mineral turps for any clean up work...............cough cough strong fumes!!!!

    I got no dramas with this kind a glue................she was a pretty simple affair to glue up...................Once she cures to a solid bond I'll flush trim the edges with me new router Oh yeah the yellow things are real handy n cost under $2.00

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    Good to see that you look after yourself with a bit of weight work Lou
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