Hi there
I'm joining some 2" pine boards up to make a table top.
the boards are all 72" x 6" x 2" all reclaimed wood.
One of the boards has a slight bow. about 3mm at the highest spot in the middle.
I'm planing to just glue and clamp the edges now I have jointed them and was going to plane the bow out, but if I lean on the board I can make it level with the others. If I glue and clamp it up and press the bow out, will it put undue pressure on the piece over time and eventually cause a split? I'm using titebond original glue.
I dont mind planing it as my number 7 stanley is flying since I got my waterstones and gave it an overhaul, but if it will be ok to take it out on glue up with some pressure, then I'll do that.
Any help appreciated.
mickthetree
I'm joining some 2" pine boards up to make a table top.
the boards are all 72" x 6" x 2" all reclaimed wood.
One of the boards has a slight bow. about 3mm at the highest spot in the middle.
I'm planing to just glue and clamp the edges now I have jointed them and was going to plane the bow out, but if I lean on the board I can make it level with the others. If I glue and clamp it up and press the bow out, will it put undue pressure on the piece over time and eventually cause a split? I'm using titebond original glue.
I dont mind planing it as my number 7 stanley is flying since I got my waterstones and gave it an overhaul, but if it will be ok to take it out on glue up with some pressure, then I'll do that.
Any help appreciated.
mickthetree