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I have a 4x8 sheet of that clip board material (hardboard) fora bench top.
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This is about 3/16 thick hardboard, the hard as nails oiled stuff I guess. It was recommended for a benchtop. Should I glue it down? It will be on MDF and bounces a bit just laying there. I might need to get it off someday to replace it. Is there any reason to finish this stuff. I was going to give it a coat of Briwax and that's about it. I would not either glue or screw this material down. Might consider attaching some fiddles out of something like 1x3 material to the sides of the bench that traps the material. Simple to replace when ever necessary. Lew |
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I have a 4x8 sheet of that clip board material (hardboard)for a bench top.
What about hot glue? You can iron it on (if you're really patient).
max Jim wrote: This is about 3/16 thick hardboard, the hard as nails oiled stuff I guess. It was recommended for a benchtop. Should I glue it down? It will be on MDF and bounces a bit just laying there. I might need to get it off someday to replace it. Is there any reason to finish this stuff. I was going to give it a coat of Briwax and that's about it. I would not either glue or screw this material down. Might consider attaching some fiddles out of something like 1x3 material to the sides of the bench that traps the material. Simple to replace when ever necessary. Lew |
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