John Daugherty
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Looks real good. I was just investigating this art today. I really think it would be a fun, and rewarding project. So many fun projects so little time left....
What kind of glue do you use. CA? On putting together a very ornate clock, my current project, I have been using Titebond, "Quick and Thick". I have found I like it better than the same type of Weldbond. Not for high stress joints like in furniture, but great for what I am doing. With they type of gluing of Kumiko, It appears most joints are end grain.What works best for that?
Thanks Paul
I didn't glue this one, it's just a friction fit. I like the idea of the thick and guick though.
Is that the way they are suppose to work, no glue?
If you can set it for different angles it would probably work well.Cool! I wonder if one of those Lion type miter trimmers would be good for this?
They are adjustable, but setting the angles (other than 45°) will require using a bevel gauge or similar device. There are stops for the 45° and 90°, but no others.If you can set it for different angles it would probably work well.
They are adjustable, but setting the angles (other than 45°) will require using a bevel gauge or similar device. There are stops for the 45° and 90°, but no others.