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Evaluating Wood Glue + Sawdust

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What happens here

The first filler examined is a mixture of wood glue and sawdust. The presenter notes that visually, it 'doesn't look too good' on the board. He lists its disadvantages: it freezes, is hard to sand, and takes a long time to dry. The only advantage mentioned is its availability.

Goal: Understand the pros and cons of using a wood glue and sawdust mixture as a filler.

Tools and materials

  • Titebond II Premium Wood Glue Titebond — Component of the homemade filler mixture
  • Sawdust — Component of the homemade filler mixture

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Bondo? If you know something that I should add to this list, you know, let let me know in the comments. We'll start over here. We got wooden sawdust, which doesn't look too good, but disadvantages, it freezes. Um, the probably the only good thing about it is it's available. It's hard to sand, takes a long time to dry. Over here we got these two. This is both DAP products. Got plastic wood and the plastic wood acts.

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