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Meowjin 10-29-2011 05:36 PM

Can anyone here repair wood?
 
Hi I got a rare wood (purple heart) stick case that cracked and I need some wood repair. can anyone help a brother out?

http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...23745550_n.jpg

Lomac 10-29-2011 05:42 PM

Wood glue and a c-clamp?
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pingu81 10-29-2011 05:43 PM

This should be a fairly easy DIY. Get some wood glue and proper clamps. Both should be readily available at Canadian Tire, Home Depot, Rona, Princess Auto etc...

Edit: ^ you beat me to it :)

LP700-4 10-29-2011 05:44 PM

http://img.ehowcdn.co.uk/article-pag...ue-800x800.jpg

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http://tooseart.ca/images/elmers%20wood%20glue.jpg

Edit: Damn got ninja'd by two guys :okay:

EmperorIS 10-29-2011 05:49 PM

http://cdn.randomfunnypicture.com/pi...231af335dd.jpg

all i thought about

SpuGen 10-29-2011 07:11 PM

Looks like someone raged while playing SSF4.

Meowjin 10-30-2011 05:58 AM

nope my sticks cost way too much.

My first stick was overpriced and shitty builder. Fell off my bed and cracked.

Gridlock 10-30-2011 07:47 AM

I think my bar clamps are loong enough to apply pressure to the joint after its glued.

You can stop by my job site today or tomorrow and I can take a look for you. You'd have to leave it for 24 hours, so its up to you if 2 trips to New West are worthwhile.

Gridlock 10-30-2011 07:58 AM

honestly though, it may be easier to do a trip to ctc. You don't need a c-clamp, you need a bar clamp, preferably with rubber ends so you don't mar the surrounding wood. Jam a shitload of glue in the crack and add pressure. Wipe off the excess glue and call it a day. If the joint isn't under a lot of pressure, it will hold.

stewie 10-30-2011 08:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gridlock (Post 7669515)
honestly though, it may be easier to do a trip to ctc. You don't need a c-clamp, you need a bar clamp, preferably with rubber ends so you don't mar the surrounding wood. Jam a shitload of glue in the crack and add pressure. Wipe off the excess glue and call it a day. If the joint isn't under a lot of pressure, it will hold.

yup bingo, c-clamp will be way to small! slap a LOT of wood glue in there and clamp it together, then take a wet cotton rag and wipe all excess glue off the wood, let it sit for several hours and voila! good as new :)

trollface 10-30-2011 08:58 AM

http://www.justclamps.com/Graphics/bessey_bandClamp.jpg

Drk 10-30-2011 09:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trollface (Post 7669546)

That's one hell of a first post.

quasi 10-31-2011 08:51 AM

From where the crack is you could probably use a ratchet tie down if you don't have a bar clamp available. Just make sure to put a cloth between the ratchet and the wood.

MG1 10-31-2011 09:06 AM

Should fix ASAP in case (no pun intended) the wood warps on you over time. I doubt it wood, but hey, you never know. BTW, purple heart and other exotic wood at Windsor Plywood. I should make some custom cases and make money on the side.

Phil@rise 10-31-2011 10:00 AM

I'm in Richmond have glue have clamp can help. I drink coffee large double double hint hint.
You would need to leave it over night to dry.


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