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"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message
news ![]() Conventional wisdom is to use resorcinol for white oak, at least that's what the company that built the frames for a couple of 100 ft Barks did. Agreed. But resorcinol requires a precise fit and high clamping force. Meindert |
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