I was thinking that would be the way to go. In fact I can see some delamination, on the main reservoir as well. Previously, on minor delamination, I have just glued it back together. I would use compressed air to force the glue to the back of the separation. I think I might just replace all the wood with new. I must inform the customer of the additional cost, and make sure he is agreeable. Thanks, Ron. John Ross On 26-Jan-09, at 2:41 PM, Ron Nossaman wrote: > John Ross wrote: >> I have a unit where the pumper bellows boards are delaminated. >> The wood is 5/8", made up of 5/16"plus a smidgen, and two other >> pieces of wood equal in thickness, to make up the diameter. >> Should I just glue them back together, or make new boards from 5/8" >> plywood, which would have more laminations? >> If new is suggested, what grade should I use? >> Thank you. >> John Ross > > New would be better. I'd prefer Baltic Birch. > Ron N > John Ross Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada
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