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how's it going folks?
I am making a decorative piece which will consist of small aromatic
cedar cutouts being glued to a poplar board. Some of the pieces might be
positioned cross-grain. What concerns, if any, should I be aware of in
doing such a project. (btw – the cedar, and the poplar are both .5 in thick)

thanks for any feedback
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ds wrote: how's it going folks?
I am making a decorative piece which will consist of small aromatic
cedar cutouts being glued to a poplar board. Some of the pieces might be
positioned cross-grain. What concerns, if any, should I be aware of in
doing such a project. (btw €“ the cedar, and the poplar are both .5 in thick)

thanks for any feedback
ds

You'll probably be fine, but how wide is the poplar, in relation to the cedar
cutouts? Tom
Work at your leisure!
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how's it going folks?
I am making a decorative piece which will consist of small aromatic
cedar cutouts being glued to a poplar board. Some of the pieces might be
positioned cross-grain. What concerns, if any, should I be aware of in
doing such a project. (btw – the cedar, and the poplar are both .5 in

thick)

thanks for any feedback
ds


It's a percentage. Less dimension, less total. If you're interested in
woodworking, learn about your material at http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/ with
some of the prepaid literature.

Use PVA glue, it creeps.


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Tom wrote:
ds wrote: how's it going folks?

I am making a decorative piece which will consist of small aromatic
cedar cutouts being glued to a poplar board. Some of the pieces might be
positioned cross-grain. What concerns, if any, should I be aware of in
doing such a project. (btw €“ the cedar, and the poplar are both .5 in thick)

thanks for any feedback
ds


You'll probably be fine, but how wide is the poplar, in relation to the cedar
cutouts? Tom
Work at your leisure!

Thanks for your response.
the poplar is a 22 inch glue-up. the cedar pieces rang in size from 1 -
8 inches.
ds
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how's it going folks?
I am making a decorative piece which will consist of small aromatic
cedar cutouts being glued to a poplar board. Some of the pieces might be
positioned cross-grain. What concerns, if any, should I be aware of in
doing such a project. (btw – the cedar, and the poplar are both .5 in


thick)

thanks for any feedback
ds



It's a percentage. Less dimension, less total. If you're interested in
woodworking, learn about your material at http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/ with
some of the prepaid literature.

Use PVA glue, it creeps.


Thanks for the advise, and the link. It's already been very helpful.
ds
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