Demonstrate Instant Wood Bonding

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The presenter demonstrates his preferred quick method for bonding wood. He applies a small amount of CA glue to one surface of a wood piece and then sprays the accelerator onto the opposing surface of another wood piece. By pressing these two treated surfaces together, they bond instantly and strongly. This technique is shown to create tight butt joints, useful for exterior trim where minimal gaps are desired and can be easily finished with caulking.

Goal: This step demonstrates the presenter's quick method of using CA glue and accelerator to instantly bond two pieces of wood, suitable for tight trim joints.

Tools and materials

Accelerator
Cyanoacrylate (CA) Glue
Wood Pieces (for demonstration)

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instantly set and I'm gonna show you what it looks like and how it works right now. All right I'm gonna show you how I use this Sianno acrylate glue when it comes to gluing wood together when we're doing trim projects now here's A joint I just glued together and this I'm we're literally a few minutes ago And this is exterior trim right here and I glued that with super glue and you have a nice butt joint there Now that you can if you had a 45-degree corner going around a window trim or something like that You got a nice glue joint. It doesn't have a big gap and you can do a little bit of caulking and you won't be able to see that gap But this is how the glue itself works is you're just gonna put a little bit of glue on one surface And I'll show you how I use it and then I'm gonna talk to you about the drawbacks of how I use it versus The recommended method of using it now I take and put a little bit of super glue on the one end right there I'm gonna put my accelerant on the other end. I'm gonna put these together now and these will now Glue together

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