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For occasions where dried glue squeeze-out is present, perhaps a "SMALL =
CHISEL PLANE", such as the one available from Lie-Nielsen, would do the =
trick. =
http://www.lie-nielsen.com/tool.html?id=3D97-1/2&cart=3D1064226782381
Terry Farrell
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From: Erwinspiano@aol.com=20
To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
Sent: Saturday, September 20, 2003 1:00 AM
Subject: Glue cleanup on Ribs
For those of you who are pressing your own soundboards I'd like to =
compare notes as to how you all go about cleaning up the glue squeeze at =
the glue joints. I've done it two ways.
I've used a go- bar deck and currently a fire hose neumatic =
press. Cleanup with a go-bar deck as you go is easy because of access =
but with a pneum. press the 2 by 6s are in the way. It's possible just =
awkward and have done it alot.
I've typically taped off the rim and rib glue jointson the bottom =
of the board, pinned the ribs to the board, then I tape over the rib =
ends before spraying on a coat of shellac. I find that this makes glue =
cleanup easier and resist moisture absorption I've usually have used =
cold hide glue and tried to limit the glue squezze out. Then I wipe it =
up/off with damp/dry paper towells.
I recently used tight bond 2 to glue up ribs on a S&S B. I waited =
till the glue squeeze beads jelled. After about 4 hr.s a sharp chisel =
was used to cleanup the excess(which was like strings of rubber) but I =
was un happy with the minor damage to the panel. A final sanding and one =
more coat of shellac is applied before final finish but.....
The upside to hide glue is ease of cleanup. The down side is using =
some moisture in cleanup as the board is ribbed which can be moderated =
by drying the board a bit more before pressing.
I like the idea and strength of the tight bond 2. It does not =
cleanup as eaily with the towell method however.=20
Ideas?
Dale Erwin
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