Gluing Thin Panels (Simple Easy Method Using Blue Tape)

[@elmoblatch9787]

I'm going to try to use this for art works and routing, mainly because using thick wood is just so darn heavy. Interesting indeed. Thank you.

[@lafamillecarrington]

Just what I was looking for some panelled oak doors. 6 years since you posted the video, but still really helpful.

[@SethsProject]

@@lafamillecarrington Good luck man! Might have been a long time ago, but I'd still probably do the same today.

[@beckyb8929]

WOW this is the tip that may save the botched job I did trying to repair a cracked very wide shelf from an old cabinet. The first time I glued it I made a horrible mess with an uneven job. It may be simply impossible to fix at the point but I steam ironed the old glue out of the crack so I could try to reglue. It is a horrible mess, gaps in the wood, some old glue still on there, a little warped, splinters broken off etc. I will try this blue tape trick - if it doesn't work I will give up, but looks like it is the best possible chance of a repair I can trust will stay put and not be hideously ugly. thanks so much!

[@salottin]

Tell us what happened!

[@coppulor6500]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@duxxxsi]

What glue would you recommend? Thanks

[@TubeHammel]

Thanks. I have lots of small chunks of hard wood (1x2) (1.5x2) etc which I want to turn into keepsake boxes. I will try to use this method to laminate the sides of the boxes with thin laminated boards using this method.

[@jeepking1510]

Never thought of using mustard for glue before. Haha great vid!

[@SethsProject]

Kyle Judy It works great ;)

[@HairyTheCandyMan]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahhahahahahahaha! Maybe that's why I always get constipated on mustard. O.O

[@TubeHammel]

Darn. I was just going to say that! ;-)

[@bryand4057]

I had thought about doing this but wondered whether it would be a tight joint. Looks good though. I will give it a try.

[@salvadorelmercabotageiii9148]

another wonderful video.

[@SethsProject]

Salvador Elmer Cabotage III Thank you :)

[@lauraalape2777]

Thank you for sharing!

[@nerervarine]

This interesting but what if I want to join two pieces of 4mm thick plywood sheets 1meter by 1meter. I don't think glue would work?

[@marksmith8667]

For that I use Total Boat 2 part epoxy with powder filler. It is super strong and easy to work with.

[@calimero42vb]

as i write in another video, very nice video and very good work

[@SethsProject]

calimero42vb Thank you very much!

[@lodayamt2698]

Great idea

[@josephbuffenmeyer4905]

What clamping devise are you using there

[@pjrage82]

Great idea thanks! What kind of wood is that by the way? It’s beautiful

[@OneTechy]

It looks like black walnut

[@friendsonearth]

any test how strong the panel without clamping

[@SethsProject]

NuNu Ding-Lam No, but it might be pretty strong.

[@ethandonohoe]

Sick.

[@garymoss8029]

Did you cut the thin strips of wood panels and if so how did you do it?

[@SethsProject]

I just used my thickness planer :)

[@bryand4057]

Google resawing