With regard to glue on the cloth, I think that if the cloth is dense enough (good quality) and you use urea in the glue to slow the drying, thus allowing for a thicker working consistency, it seems to work. I usually brush on enough for maybe 3 mortises at a time. David Skolnik At 11:36 AM 11/6/2006, you wrote: >>Can you elaborate on the brush you use--width/length/bristle length/bristle >>material/etc? >>Paul C > >Just the cheap disposable craft brushes, a couple of mm in diameter, >a couple of dozen in a package. Most are plastic handles now, but >you can still find them with natural bristles and metal ferrels. >They are long enough (17cm) that one can sit in the glue pot and >stick up enough that I can grab it when I'm ready, and dump it back >in afterwards. The natural bristles are so they won't melt in the >pot. I apply the glue to the wood. I've tried it, and I don't see >how to apply glue to the cloth controllably, getting enough on >without soaking the cloth clear through. > >Ron N
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