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Default Glue up hell

Attached is a picture of the huge glue up I had to do on a toy box. 3 or 4
biscuits in all 6 pieces. I used white glue and there was good news and bad
news. The good news is that it set up slowly so I could work with it a long
time (I probably spent 20-25 minutes getting everything all glued and set up
and clamped). The bad news is that is it quite runny so it ran quickly down
my pre-stained surfaces. ( I prestained everything so that glue that I
missed wouldn't prevent uneven absorbtion of the stain). I wiped it off but
as you may be able to see from the picture, there is still residual glue on
there. I guess I will have to sand with 220 or 320 and possibly put on more
stain. I don't know yet. I will not use white glue again. It is a good thing
my wife was gone because I was using a few 4 letter words as only a
woodworker can imagine!




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