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Edge-Glue Panels

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What happens here

Individual milled boards are laid out on a workbench. Wood glue, likely Titebond, is liberally applied to the edges of the boards that will be joined. The boards are then carefully aligned and clamped together using multiple bar clamps to ensure a strong, seamless bond. This process creates wider, stable panels for the main structural components of the console table, such as the top and side legs.

Goal: Milled boards are joined edge-to-edge using wood glue and clamps to create wider panels for the table's top and side pieces.

Tools and materials

  • Bar Clamps
  • Wood Glue Titebond (visible)

What they say

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need a millet few hours later we have our fresh stock nice clean and straight let's start gluing them up I'm going to use my mortise machine here and use these preap tant to create mortises in here to slap the tenant in there and glue it all together so it be nice and

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