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    Question Glueing Metal to Wood

    I am looking at prettying up some glass jars by turning wooden caps to fit over the metal screw-lids. Any suggestions on the glue to use to bond the turned piece to the metal lid? Should I rough up the metal lid first? Should I leave the wood surface rough where it will be bonded to the lid?

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    I would use an epoxy glue, like araldite.... you shouldn't need to rough up the timber at all....

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    I'd be using liquid nails; it's flexible so if you drop a lid it's less likely to come off from the shock.

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