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Glue
"You can never have enough clamps"....too true!
Lidl in the UK are selling some really good clamps at the moment. I picked some up last time they were selling them and they are good quality too 👍👍.
Robbob.
Lidl in the UK are selling some really good clamps at the moment. I picked some up last time they were selling them and they are good quality too 👍👍.
Robbob.
"Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana"
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Glue
Hi Nerys,
I only moved this thread to the correct place.
It was Colin that replied to Brian's post.
Martin555.
I only moved this thread to the correct place.
It was Colin that replied to Brian's post.
Martin555.
If it looks right it probably is.
Glue
If as Martin thinks, you are building a wooden frame with ply skin. I always use Titebond, they do a fast drying version. Martin says to use pins to hold the skin in place whilst drying, you will find that a multiplicity of cramps or even spring clothes pegs are useful as well as cable ties.
Cheers, Nerys
Cheers, Nerys
When the winds before the rain, soon you may make sail again, but when the rain's before the wind, tops'l sheets and halyards mind
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Glue
[Edit] Moved to this thread. Martin555.
Posted by brianupyonder.
hi all
i am new to this,have cut most of the templates out just waiting for some more ply to arrive,can someone please tell me which is a good glue to use i am building a patrol boat
hope it turns out half as good as what i have seen on here
cheers brian.
ps hope i have put this in the correct place😎
Posted by brianupyonder.
hi all
i am new to this,have cut most of the templates out just waiting for some more ply to arrive,can someone please tell me which is a good glue to use i am building a patrol boat
hope it turns out half as good as what i have seen on here
cheers brian.
ps hope i have put this in the correct place😎
If it looks right it probably is.
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Glue
[Edit] Moved to this thread. Martin555.
Well Brian, a few pictures will help no end, what type of boat is it and the method of construction.
If I am right its a bulkheads, keel and chine with sheet ply outer skins, then the choice of glue is often personal to the modeller.
I tend to use alyphatic wood glue and pins or clamps for the basic construction.
Followed by a skin of Ezekote and super fine glass cloth for the Hull.
Other members will offer you different options as we all have personal preferences.
I hope this gives you some help, but never be afraid to ask for help or advice.
Cheers Colin.
Well Brian, a few pictures will help no end, what type of boat is it and the method of construction.
If I am right its a bulkheads, keel and chine with sheet ply outer skins, then the choice of glue is often personal to the modeller.
I tend to use alyphatic wood glue and pins or clamps for the basic construction.
Followed by a skin of Ezekote and super fine glass cloth for the Hull.
Other members will offer you different options as we all have personal preferences.
I hope this gives you some help, but never be afraid to ask for help or advice.
Cheers Colin.
If it looks right it probably is.
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