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How do I repair this?

By Silverstreak02

3 years ago


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#1 3 years ago

I’m working on my 59 Around the World pin. After stripping the paint off the cabinet I’ve started to make repairs. The cabinet is made from solid wood boards that are glued together instead of plywood. One side of the cabinet has two boards that are no longer glued together and one is bowed away from it’s neighbor. I need to fix this before I start painting. Any ideas on a fix?

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#2 3 years ago

New side ?

LTG : )

#3 3 years ago

I'm thinking get some glue into the crevices. Then take boards and screw them across, with screws running into every one of the boards on your machine (make sure not to let the glue attach the boards your screwing in). That should even everything up on your machine. Afterwards, unscrew the boards you used for the shape / evening up, and then fill the screw holes.

#4 3 years ago

Look into getting a kreg jig! They work great just for that kind of woodwork.

#5 3 years ago

I wasn’t able to get any glue into the joint between the boards. Instead I glued and screwed a 1X3 oak board to the inside. I used 12 inch clamps to squeeze it together while the glue dried. I would have preferred not using the splice board but it is what it is. The outside is smooth and looks great.

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#6 3 years ago

What kind of stripper did you use? They banned Methylene Chloride from stripper. Now stripper is weak and doesn't do much.

#7 3 years ago
Quoted from popperette:

What kind of stripper did you use? They banned Methylene Chloride from stripper. Now stripper is weak and doesn't do much.

I find that is true with all my recent strippers as well.

#8 3 years ago
Quoted from popperette:

What kind of stripper did you use? They banned Methylene Chloride from stripper. Now stripper is weak and doesn't do much.

I used this.

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#9 3 years ago

I'm betting you might have been able to steam that warp out--would have been worth a try.

#10 3 years ago
Quoted from Billy16:

I'm betting you might have been able to steam that warp out--would have been worth a try.

I never thought of that. Oh well too late now.

#11 3 years ago

Next time.

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