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Ok, I have a repro Herzog cabinet and an older ornate cylinder cabinet that I am replacing the cylinder pegs in. I want to know what type glue you guys recommend. Elmers, Woodworkers? Give me your thoughts or experience on this task with glueing carboard pegs.
Regards, Wes
Replacing Cylinder Pegs
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Re: Replacing Cylinder Pegs
Hi Wes,
I used the modern hyde glue and it worked very well. I put just enough glue in a plastic disposable bowl to cover the flat bottom and "dipped" the peg in which gave me just enough and a uniform amount of glue around the base of the peg.
(did you ever cast that decorative thing-a-ma-bob I made for your XVIII?)
I used the modern hyde glue and it worked very well. I put just enough glue in a plastic disposable bowl to cover the flat bottom and "dipped" the peg in which gave me just enough and a uniform amount of glue around the base of the peg.
(did you ever cast that decorative thing-a-ma-bob I made for your XVIII?)
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