> */ Great Post Mike/* > */ Hey Mr glue. So tell me....I'm redoing a belly job that failed. A > compression crowner gone amuck. It's Not my board, but some body else & > the board was glued into the rim with Epoxy. Ughhh!/* > */ I'd ideally like to get down to the bare wood. as the epoxy is > laid down on top of the old hide glue & all. My question is how to get > it off in ten minutes without gnashing of teeth. Yes I've tried > scraping...takes forever. tried soaking a section in acetone for a > short while. Tried carbide grinders. I'm looking for the easy > answer..Stuffs like steel. I suppose I could just leave the epoxy which > is flat a smooth & glue the new board back in with epoxy but I don't > like this idea because of what I'm currently dealing with. My > admonition to other bellyheads is, that epoxy isn't necessary to keep a > sound board ....which is wood to stay glued to a rim....also wood......JMO/* > */ suggestions?/* > */ Dale/* Propane torch, scrape hot. Ron N
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