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On Sep 7, 5:43*pm, Limp Arbor wrote:
I need to repair a cracked leg in a finished piece of furniture ... I also wanted to reinforce it with a trim screw or two If it's really a crack, you're gluing into end grain? Or is it a split, gluing long grain? Cracks are a hard problem, splits are less hard, BUT a split might have found a sap element, glue can easily fail there. Instead of pinning the joint with metal fasteners, consider careful boring and fitting of dowels; a glued dowel across the grain makes a tough reinforcing element. |
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