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Partially broken chair?
http://www.frontiernet.net/~toller/chair.jpg
This chair has gotten wobbly enought that I don't think it is safe to sit in, but I can't pull it apart to reglue it. I have put a fair amount of force, but it will not budge anymore than shown in the photo. I am afraid to force it, as I expect it will do some difficult to repair damage. Any suggestions. Would working some glue in and clamping it do anything? I assume it is held together by dowels, but do not actually know. thanks |
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On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 18:21:56 GMT, "toller" wrote:
http://www.frontiernet.net/~toller/chair.jpg This chair has gotten wobbly enought that I don't think it is safe to sit in, but I can't pull it apart to reglue it. I have put a fair amount of force, but it will not budge anymore than shown in the photo. I am afraid to force it, as I expect it will do some difficult to repair damage. Any suggestions. Would working some glue in and clamping it do anything? I assume it is held together by dowels, but do not actually know. thanks After you get the joint apart you may want to open the mortise a little at the bottom and make a fox joint. Clean off all the old glue. |
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