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These make the annual membership cost worth the money. Just in time, too. I have a client bringing in some 1916 wooden chairs (his grandparents wedding gift) which are broken. I use a lot of hide glue in making my "green" caskets and it's become a favorite. Though I don't use the hot stuff but the bottled from Tightbond.
Thank you for the great ideas well done. Thank you again. Joe Machado
I will be using these tips to restore some furniture.
Very informative
I like the tips
I have spent my entire life working on and with wood and building and repairing many things. Us poor people have to fix things to have nice old objects..
how about refinishing table tops, even if you don't know what the original finish was?
I just want to learn how to.
I have a number of pieces that need restoration
This will be very handy for repairs on several pieces