G'day brains trust,
--Problem--
Its wisdom extraction time! This time it's trying to obtain the latest and greatest method of glueing MDF together.
--Background--
I've been making a lot of MDF things recently. LOTS of MDF things. I've been using Titebond2.
No real reason to use this over and above TB1 or TB3. I've plenty of all. All give me good glueing performance and there's no real reason to complain.
But, I have had a few occasions where there've been tricky joints (angles and multiway) that resist efficient clamping and the joints fail.
Failure is invariably due to glueing ends, or parts of machined ends, and the glue being ravenously sucked into the edges. Copious glue, squeeze out collection and a wet rag solve it, but it's a messy PITA I'd rather avoid.
--Hoping to obtain--
Is there a magic MDF glue out there? Fast acting, MDF loving, edge filling, sandable, quick setting.... And other wishful thinking attributes.....
-- seen--
Part of the hunt is obviously to hit google. It shows few results.... It's all old info. One that keeps appearing is Bostik AV180 http://ift.tt/1NvOic5
Perhaps there are people here who work for kitchen companies or an MDF using manufacturer who would know what's used?
--Problem--
Its wisdom extraction time! This time it's trying to obtain the latest and greatest method of glueing MDF together.
--Background--
I've been making a lot of MDF things recently. LOTS of MDF things. I've been using Titebond2.
No real reason to use this over and above TB1 or TB3. I've plenty of all. All give me good glueing performance and there's no real reason to complain.
But, I have had a few occasions where there've been tricky joints (angles and multiway) that resist efficient clamping and the joints fail.
Failure is invariably due to glueing ends, or parts of machined ends, and the glue being ravenously sucked into the edges. Copious glue, squeeze out collection and a wet rag solve it, but it's a messy PITA I'd rather avoid.
--Hoping to obtain--
Is there a magic MDF glue out there? Fast acting, MDF loving, edge filling, sandable, quick setting.... And other wishful thinking attributes.....
-- seen--
Part of the hunt is obviously to hit google. It shows few results.... It's all old info. One that keeps appearing is Bostik AV180 http://ift.tt/1NvOic5
Perhaps there are people here who work for kitchen companies or an MDF using manufacturer who would know what's used?
Glueing MDF - latest and greatest?
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