Re: Planing Fresh (Green) Epoxy
By:Mike Scarborough
Date: 2/23/2000, 8:29 pm
Date: 2/23/2000, 8:29 pm
In Response To: Planing Fresh (Green) Epoxy (Paul C.)
Green epoxy can be nasty stuff to inhale. It is still undergoing chemical changes and you don't want it hardening in you lungs. I'd opt to let the epoxy cure and the joints reach full strength before machining the wood.
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- Planing Fresh (Green) Epoxy
Paul C. -- 2/23/2000, 11:59 am- Re: Planing Fresh (Green) Epoxy
Larry -- 2/23/2000, 9:34 pm- Plane Fussy
mike allen ---} -- 2/24/2000, 10:41 pm- Re: Plane Fussy
Larry -- 2/25/2000, 8:46 pm
- Re: Plane Fussy
- Re: Planing Fresh (Green) Epoxy
Mike Scarborough -- 2/23/2000, 8:29 pm- Re: Planing Fresh (Green) Epoxy
Paul G. Jacobson -- 2/23/2000, 3:22 pm- Re: Planing Fresh (Green) Epoxy
Paul C. -- 2/24/2000, 11:39 am
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