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  1. 12th July 2011, 05:36 PM #1
    Matt. W
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    Default Glue for laminating Tassy Oak.

    Hey All!

    I will soon be laminating some Tassy Oak to use for turning. The pieces will be, if I recall correctly 70x35mm. Looking at laminating two of these together at 600mm long.

    Im wondering what the best glue for this applicatiion would be? Yellow PVA, Cross-linked PVA, Epoxy?

    The laminated pieces with not be under any load per se, but will be knocked about with someones arms very regularly (Martial Arts training device).


    Regards,

    Matt.
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  3. 12th July 2011, 09:41 PM #2
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    Default glue

    HI MATT
    titebond 2 or 3.
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