exactly what I was looking for...a no bs, simple edge gluing instruction

Excellent video and very well explained. I wonder why none of the woodworking channels EVER talk about wood glue. The channels all seem to universally avoid talking about, or showing what type of glue they are using, as if all wood glue is the same. From my own observations, the stage 3 waterproof glue, like Gorilla Glue Ultimate or Tite Bond 3, are TOTALLY DIFFERENT than the regular Tite Bond 1 wood glue being used in this video. The regular Tite Bond 1 is obviously just fine, but part of me feels like it's a waste to spend so much time and effort, with all the machining, and paying for such expensive wood, only to use a stage 1 standard wood glue? I guess it's not necessary to waste money on better glue, but I've found that the Tite Bond 3 and Gorilla Ultimate wood glue (basically the exact same thing) do not shrink as much, and the glue dries almost like an epoxy. Gorillia Glue Ultimate wood glue has intrinsic structural strength, even when filling a large gap. I think for some people it might be worth the added cost.

Everything you need to know in less than 10 mins, that's how I like it :) Thanks for sharing!

Very helpful. Thank you. Parallel clamps are so expensive. Nice to see some know-how with pipe clamps. 👍🏻

Very useful video! Thank you.

Well done!

Thanks for tips. Do you ever clamp a caul on the top and/or bottom to insure there is no bowing? Maybe this is only necessary with thicker stock and larger glue ups?

Great video, I noticed that you didn't mention to alternate end grain so no warping would occur?

If you sprinkle salt on the glue it won't slip as much or act as a "lubricant".

Using pipe clamps to keep from the pipe making marks on panel, cover the pipe with frog tape

1) Good video 2) If you use a high quality rip blade in your table saw they will produce a glue line rip making the jointer redundant. Mine has been down for over a year, it is somewhere on the list to get repaired. 3) My clamps are old and black pipe so tape is not optional. Thank You

Thanks for invigning us toch o go to Wood mag and get the massage that it is not avaiable in my country Sweden, I closed my prenum at once

No need to alternate clamps top/bottom/top/bottom? I always worry about bowing of the clamp resulting in uneven pressure.

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Very well explained, thank you 👍🏻

I've noticed that if I machine a glue up without a full day of drying I'll get uneven joint surfaces. Like gluing 3/4" x 1 1/2" solid maple to the edge of 3/4 maple plywood.

Question: What pipe clamps are you using here? 1/2 or 3/4

Thank you for posting this. I'm about to start wood working and this helps a lot. Can anyone recommend a good brand of clamps to do exactly what is being done in this video? Thanks!

@phillipsmith9817

2 жыл бұрын

Bessey. Strong and don’t flex. Worth the extra money

I have a question, If you need panels that are not very wide say a panel 12" wide, Is it better to use narrow strips say 2" wide or use wider strips . Which is better to keep the panel from cupping or moving? Also I thought you also suppose to look at the end grain and alternate the curvature of the end grain as you laying out the boards?

Do you use 1/2” or 3/4” bar clamps

Do you use galvanized pipe for your bar clamps? Well, if I would have waited to watch the whole video, I wouldn’t have asked the question. Thanks for the info.

How much time do you have to get boards lined up? I find, living in Arizona (dry climate) I struggle to get 7 boards lined up, even lines and tightened on a cutting board before my titebond 3 starts to dry. Any thoughts? Thanks, Jim

@paskellsr

3 жыл бұрын

@@Wood Thanks for the response. I did start gluing two or three pieces at a time but wondered if I was doing something wrong. This works and I thank you for confirming my process is the way to go. Takes a bit longer but IT WORKS Thanks, Jim

So it doesn’t mater what way the rings go on side of board,, up down same way

How do you fix a panel that has buckled? Specifically 2 boards

@Wood

2 жыл бұрын

You could rip along the joint line, joint and plane the boards flat, then reglue them. They will be thinner...

What good woodworker has brand new clamps like that none of mine look like that even when I buy new ones lol and always kerf the wood guys or you will be building future boomerangs he wouldn't be in buisness for long I guess that's why he has time to make videos some of us real furniture makers need to make some videos check out my company emricks cabinets and woodworking on Google or Facebook and see some woodworking good luck guys after 30 years I still am trying to learn more just need you masters out there to make some videos

@coppulor6500

Ай бұрын

Seems like you had some good info in that response. Too bad its one long run on sentence and annoying as fuck to read. I don't give a crap about perfect grammar or spelling or sentence structure. But dude, use some fucking punctuation and periods and people will read what you have to say

You didn’t spread the glue on the edges, is that just an old unnecessary habit?

Why is the one plank darker

@davidis7

5 жыл бұрын

Because: God.

@BOBBY-et9xb

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidis7 it was an honest question no need to be sarcastic. Thanks

@davidis7

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Bobby, you are so right, and I fully apologize. I absolutely thought about it before I sent it and only did so because I thought it was funny. I was so hoping that I did not offend the person who wrote it, but obviously that is not the case. I often wonder why people bother sending mean comments, and I don’t want to be a part of the problem. Again, I am so sorry. It was uncalled for.

@BOBBY-et9xb

5 жыл бұрын

@@davidis7 It's OK. Thanks

@BOBBY-et9xb

5 жыл бұрын

@W. Adams Thank You. I am new at woodworking and don't know much about different types of wood and I found the best place to learn is from experts like yourself and many others on KZread. So at times my questions may come across as stupid. Thank You