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I need to thin out some woodworking glue. What do you folks suggest?
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Water? Most wood glues are waterbased. -
Will that reduce the strength if its a littles watered down? Its gotta find into a needle so that it can be injected into the hairline crack.Comment
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Yeah, water's got the consistency of.....water....so it'll shoot through a needle easily :P
Nail polish remover might do it also.I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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Well don't water it down TOO much, just enough so that it fills the crack perfectly. Woodglue isn't too viscous to flow through a syringe and needle, just water it down a little to help it along.Originally posted by vklobucar View Post
As for the needle, try a pharmacy... Just explain to them what it's for, that way they won't think you're a junky
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You may not need to thin it out; I used titebond through a medicine syringe (with a thick viscosity whip tip at the end of it) on a break. Takes some effort, but it can be done.
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