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End grain gluing.
I have to make an interior window ledge that is 13.5 feet long. I am
using Peruvian Walnut, and the longest boards I can find are 9ft. So.. I need to glue the pieces together. I intend to do this by adding two pieces to either end of the main piece. I have never glued end grain to end grain before and wondered if there is anything I should be wary of. I could use Titebond or Gorilla glue, is there any advantage to one over the other? Other than my biggest issue might be finding bar clamp long enough. I have the Rockler clamps and I am not sure they can be extended or used with longer bars. Thanks in advance for any comments/advice. eric. |
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