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My panel glue up table top - Stwood_ - 01-19-2018 is about used up I think. 10-15 years of gluing up door panels has filled it in with a lot of glue. ![]() Time to make a new one I think. It's close to an inch deep in the middle. Wonder how hot the old one will burn in the woodstove? ![]() ![]() ![]() [attachment=7389][attachment=7390] RE: My panel glue up table top - AgGEM - 01-19-2018 Wow ![]() Someone here has the tag line "you are not your post count". But I think you could get extra credit for your glue droppings. In some circles, it could be "high art". ![]() Ag RE: My panel glue up table top - Joel H. - 01-19-2018 (01-19-2018, 07:14 PM)AgGEM Wrote: Wow When I first looked at the photos, I thought that was carpeting and couldn't figure out why you'd put carpet on a glue-up top. Then Ag's comment made me look again. Wow that is amazing. I'll even bet you used to clean the glue droppings off it. Joel RE: My panel glue up table top - EdL - 01-19-2018 I'm calling the EPA....... ![]() Ed RE: My panel glue up table top - Stwood_ - 01-19-2018 (01-19-2018, 09:33 PM)EdL Wrote: I'm calling the EPA....... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() RE: My panel glue up table top - Wild Turkey - 01-20-2018 If you like the setup I'd attack it with a wide chisel and mallet and knock most of it off and start over ![]() Or a belt sander on slow speed and 40 grit belt. Got an air chisel? That might make quick work of it. RE: My panel glue up table top - Bob10 - 01-20-2018 (01-19-2018, 07:05 PM)Stwood_ Wrote: is about used up I think. 10-15 years of gluing up door panels has filled it in with a lot of glue. Did you give it a go with a heat gun and wide knife ![]() Oh I know how to fix it!! I have to find a picture ![]() RE: My panel glue up table top - Stwood_ - 01-20-2018 (01-20-2018, 04:34 PM)Wild Turkey Wrote: If you like the setup I'd attack it with a wide chisel and mallet and knock most of it off and start over That bottom board is 1/2 chipboard, and may not survive the chisel. ![]() I can probably build a new one in less time. (01-20-2018, 04:57 PM)Bob10 Wrote: Did you give it a go with a heat gun and wide knife Router sled. ![]() |