An Alternative to the Bandsaw for Removing Inlay Backing
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Re: An Alternative to the Bandsaw for Removing Inlay Backing
Thanks for the detailed comments about your experience with Rockler cyanoacrylate glues, Scott...I'll give the medium CA a try to see how it compares with TB III. Your story about TB II sounds weird, like something from the 3 Stooges where Curly accidentally substitutes glue for Moe's pancake syrup.... At least w/ TB III, in my experience glued-up pieces are very stable after several hours and fully cured after 12 hours of clamping. Unfortunately, I don't have any personal experience with how long TB III glue-ups hold together in pieces like cutting boards over years of use.
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Re: An Alternative to the Bandsaw for Removing Inlay Backing
Sorry for jumping in the middle of your post, but I'm a new user, and I cannot see how to start a new post. Can you tell me how to do that? Also there must be a page of instructions for this forum. How do I get there?
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Re: An Alternative to the Bandsaw for Removing Inlay Backing
Go to the top of the page pick on Board Index. Then pick on the particular group you are interested in. Then pick on post new topic.Rapph wrote:Sorry for jumping in the middle of your post, but I'm a new user, and I cannot see how to start a new post. Can you tell me how to do that? Also there must be a page of instructions for this forum. How do I get there?
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Re: An Alternative to the Bandsaw for Removing Inlay Backing
I am not sure if there is a page of instructions for the forum as such, maybe there is but not something I have ever seen & don't remember anyone asking in the time I have been a memberRapph wrote:Sorry for jumping in the middle of your post, but I'm a new user, and I cannot see how to start a new post. Can you tell me how to do that? Also there must be a page of instructions for this forum. How do I get there?
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Re: An Alternative to the Bandsaw for Removing Inlay Backing
Getting back to the OP topic, here is yet another alternative for removal of waste backing from a Zank V-Inlay project:
Poke around in the shop until you find your 4 1/2" angle grinder, install a cupped #24 carbide wheel, clamp down the project and grind the waste backing off.... this goes very quickly, but be sure to wear a dust mask and eye protection. Note, angle grinders are very aggressive tools and a full 0.1" gap between workpiece surface and the waste backing is very, very handy in order to keep from accidentally gouging the workpiece.
Poke around in the shop until you find your 4 1/2" angle grinder, install a cupped #24 carbide wheel, clamp down the project and grind the waste backing off.... this goes very quickly, but be sure to wear a dust mask and eye protection. Note, angle grinders are very aggressive tools and a full 0.1" gap between workpiece surface and the waste backing is very, very handy in order to keep from accidentally gouging the workpiece.