Re: [bolger] Wyo lumber
This is pretty standard stuff in the literature, we
even have the toothing plane, which is the same but
different. Part of the argument is do you need a
fresh surface, that is part of what we talking about
here, another part of the argument is do glues sink
in, and mechanicaly lock in the fibers, do they
chemicaly bond, or do they lock to surface
roughnesses. Or all three. The answers vary with the
timber, the glue, the process, etc... at least we
aren't guessing with modern glues and science. The
toothing plane alows one to rough the surface for
bonding to allow all of the above to occur in an
orderly way. That said, the toothing plane while
still sold isn't necesary or greatly used in NA.
--- "J. Kalupa" <jkalupa@...> wrote:
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I just saw a reference to sanding a glue joint just
prior to application in<BR>
a recent wooden boat article. Initially I
thought it was just those picky<BR>
old wooden boat guys. Then it shows up here -
coincidence? I'll be<BR>
changing my ways!<BR>
<BR>
TTFN<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
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even have the toothing plane, which is the same but
different. Part of the argument is do you need a
fresh surface, that is part of what we talking about
here, another part of the argument is do glues sink
in, and mechanicaly lock in the fibers, do they
chemicaly bond, or do they lock to surface
roughnesses. Or all three. The answers vary with the
timber, the glue, the process, etc... at least we
aren't guessing with modern glues and science. The
toothing plane alows one to rough the surface for
bonding to allow all of the above to occur in an
orderly way. That said, the toothing plane while
still sold isn't necesary or greatly used in NA.
--- "J. Kalupa" <jkalupa@...> wrote:
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I just saw a reference to sanding a glue joint just
prior to application in<BR>
a recent wooden boat article. Initially I
thought it was just those picky<BR>
old wooden boat guys. Then it shows up here -
coincidence? I'll be<BR>
changing my ways!<BR>
<BR>
TTFN<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
</tt>
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Bolger rules!!!<BR>
- no cursing, flaming, trolling, spamming, or flogging
dead horses<BR>
- pls take "personals" off-list, stay on
topic, and punctuate<BR>
- add your comments at the TOP and SIGN your posts,
snip all you like<BR>
- To order plans: Mr. Philip C. Bolger, P.O. Box 1209,
Gloucester, MA, 01930, Fax: (978) 282-1349<BR>
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I just saw a reference to sanding a glue joint just prior to application in
a recent wooden boat article. Initially I thought it was just those picky
old wooden boat guys. Then it shows up here - coincidence? I'll be
changing my ways!
TTFN
a recent wooden boat article. Initially I thought it was just those picky
old wooden boat guys. Then it shows up here - coincidence? I'll be
changing my ways!
TTFN