I've been building a frame and panel tabletop out of some second grade timber and am at the point where I was applying a Danish oil finish.
I was rubbing in the oil with a synthetic white pad and a little sucker of a splinter on the inside of the frame snagged the pad. It didn't break out but split down into the wood and now is a couple of cm long and deepening into the frame.
It is tempting to cut the splinter out and glue in a replacement slip, but is this the best solution? Would it be better to just glue the splinter back down? The split has obviously been flooded with Danish oil at this point in time. What glue would be suitable to use on freshly oiled wood?
I was rubbing in the oil with a synthetic white pad and a little sucker of a splinter on the inside of the frame snagged the pad. It didn't break out but split down into the wood and now is a couple of cm long and deepening into the frame.
It is tempting to cut the splinter out and glue in a replacement slip, but is this the best solution? Would it be better to just glue the splinter back down? The split has obviously been flooded with Danish oil at this point in time. What glue would be suitable to use on freshly oiled wood?
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