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eddy

284 posts in 259 days


41 days ago

Topic tags/keywords: question

i have been using 2 sided tape for lots of items in the shop for a long time i had 3 rolls of the stuff. i ran out last week and have been looking for more all i can find is real thick stuff that will not work for my purposes
i was sure i got this stuff at lowe’s/home depot but i can not find it short of ordering it on line
where do you get it ?

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CharlieM1958

7634 posts in 1113 days


41 days ago

I always order mine online… I’ve never been able to find it locally in the New Orleans area.

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

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gerrym526

137 posts in 703 days


41 days ago

Check Rocklers or Woodcraft, they usually carry it.

-- Gerry

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sry

137 posts in 502 days


41 days ago

I’ve used three types:
-The thick mega-holding-power stuff from Rockler
-Scotch double sided tape (comes in a yellow dispenser, I think I got it at Target)
-Carpet tape from home depot (it’s in the carpet section, not with the rest of the tapes in the paint section)

-- Steve -- University Heights, Ohio

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a1Jim

16776 posts in 472 days


41 days ago

I find the strongest to be turners tape

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

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stefang

1647 posts in 229 days


41 days ago

I only use carpet tape, but I’ve never heard of turner’s tape. I don’t even know if they have here in Norway. A dumb question, but how is it used Jim and who makes it?

-- Mike, American in Norway

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CharlieM1958

7634 posts in 1113 days


41 days ago

Mike, I think they are pretty much the same except that turner’s tape tends to hold a little better (at least in theory).

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

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bentlyj

783 posts in 364 days


41 days ago

I get mine from CRLaurance.

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CessnaPilotBarry

1268 posts in 597 days


41 days ago

I also get it in the carpet section at home centers.

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Rick Dennington

323 posts in 89 days


41 days ago

I was like eddy on the tape. I ran out of the tape I like(woodworkers supply.com), and ordered a roll of turners tape from Rocklers( I think 1”x ?) It’s not in their catalog—you have to ask for it. Anyway- just wanted to say I HATE THAT CRAP!!!!!! I built a jig for tapering legs, used some to hold the stop block and backer to keep the leg tapered before I drilled the holes so I could use it for other legs. Tried to take it off, and it almost tore the plywood up trying to pry it loose. It’s WAY TOO STICKY and gummy with all the threads in it. I s.c’d that crap, and swore never to buy another roll. And it was brand new!!! Don’t buy it—it’s crap.

-- Remember--- one good turn-- gets most of the blanket!!!!

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stefang

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41 days ago

Thanks Charlie. Your answer makes me feel better.

-- Mike, American in Norway

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Pete_Jud

116 posts in 647 days


41 days ago

I use golf grip tape, can’t remember where on line I got it but it was a lot cheaper than rockler.

-- Life is to short to own an ugly boat.

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NBeener

381 posts in 68 days


40 days ago

+1 on the Big Box Home Store carpet tape. Had pretty good luck. Always there. Sticky, yet comes off cleanly. Relatively cheap.

-- -- Neil

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papadan

459 posts in 263 days


40 days ago

I use turners tape from Woodcraft. 2 sizes to choose from and it holds great. It is easy to seperate the pieces when you want and it removes without any residue. No sanding or scaping needed. http://www.woodcraft.com/Family/2000390/2000390.aspx

-- Dan-- Info for all @ http://www.hoistman.com

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45acpbuilder

49 posts in 107 days


40 days ago

I use 3M 9576 tape. It’s thin, the adhesive rolls off with your thumb and it holds very well. You can get it relatively inexpensively in 1/2, 1 and 2 inch widths. I use 1/2” almost exclusively and get it from drillspot.com.

-- M1911BLDR

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Chiefk

97 posts in 666 days


40 days ago

I second the golf grip tape. It can be bought on line or in most golf stores. It comes in different widths as well. It has excellent holding power. pkennedy

-- P Kennedy Crossville, TN

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eddy

284 posts in 259 days


39 days ago

thanks all i will try home depot Monday. i went to Lowe’s wed ck-ed carpet area all they had was some really thick stuff i have plenty of ideas now
again thanks

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SteveMI

214 posts in 189 days


39 days ago

I use the rockler turner tape, but be careful not to use too much or you will destroy your work getting it apart.

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