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526 days ago |
Topic tags/keywords: turning lathe question I’ve seen a number of references to using cyano glue mostly by pen turners, here and elsewhere. -- If we learn from our mistakes, I'm getting a fantastic education. |
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526 days ago |
In response to pen turning. Why: Because it sets immediately and you can turn the pen right away. When: Used to secure brass tube in wood. Also, it can be uses to stababilize soft items such as spalted wood, antler, etc. It can be used to fill defects or voids or boo boos by packing sawdust in the defect and flooding with CA How: You use sandpaper to rough up the tubes, and inser the tubes in wooden blanks. Use accelerator to set glue. -- We must guard our enthusiasm as we would our life - James Krenov |
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526 days ago |
It’s widely used in guitar-making. If you start bending -- Would you like to recession-proof your present business using the internet? - my revealing 9-page free report gives you the straight facts: http://copymatch.com/rec/cap.html |
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526 days ago |
I use epoxy to glue the brass tubes. I use the CA for my finish. I put 5 drops onto a paper towel and apply that to the spinning blank. I then drop a little BLO onto the paper towel and apply that to accelerate CA to cure. a little sand paper takes out any highspots after appling six or so coats. -- www.darrylmasterson.com ~ www.darrylmasterson.etsy.com |
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525 days ago |
When I get cut carving, I use CA glue to seal the wound. What bothers me when I draw blood is that I cannot continue what I’m doing not that it hurts a little. The US army experimented with CA like glues in 1950-60 and the modern glue surgeons apply over wounds is a CA like glue. The regular CA glue might be mildly toxic so it is not for everyone. Alin -- -- Alin Dobra, Gainesville, Florida |
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525 days ago |
CA was originally made, I’ve heard, as a wound treatment. It works very well. Liquid bandaid is a commercially avalable version for just that. I’ve used regular CA and take it camping with me ‘just in case’. -- CaptnA - "When someone hurts you, write it in the sand so the winds of forgiveness will scatter the memory... " |
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523 days ago |
I recently dovetailed some drawers out of China 1/2” ply, I saturated the ends with thin CA, it keeps the cheap ply from chipping out. -- MARK IN BOB, So. CAL |
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