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Slacker

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51 days ago

I was just watching Ask This Old House and saw an excellent tip for glue cleanup. To demonstrate, Tommy glued the edge of one piece to the face of another, making a 90-degree angle. When he squeezed the pieces together, glue squeezed out of the joint, as expected.

To clean the glue up, Tommy took a straw, forced it into the corner so that the straw took the shape of the 90-degree angle, and pushed the straw along the joint. The glue was scraped into the straw very neatly. And when done, he just snipped the end of the straw with a scissor, allowing you to use the now shorter straw for the next joint.

How cool is that?

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EricW

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51 days ago

brilliant.. ill try it sometime

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juniorjock

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51 days ago

Good tip.
- JJ

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Joe Lyddon

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50 days ago

COOL!

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rikkor

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50 days ago

Great tip. There is a previous thread with a lot of shop tips.

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