Hello!
I have cedar wood in various sizes that will become wine racks in the pantry. The side pieces of the shelves should be about 30 cm deep. That means I need to glue together some lengths to achieve the right width. I'll probably use those that are 13 cm wide.
How would you glue them together to achieve this?
PU glue tends to run out and leave ugly marks. Can I use another type of glue?
Would you use dowels? (I don't have a biscuit joiner).
Would you instead tongue and groove the wood and then glue it?
Another option is to cut flat iron, then paint and screw the boards together with it.
Grateful for your thoughts =)
I have cedar wood in various sizes that will become wine racks in the pantry. The side pieces of the shelves should be about 30 cm deep. That means I need to glue together some lengths to achieve the right width. I'll probably use those that are 13 cm wide.
How would you glue them together to achieve this?
PU glue tends to run out and leave ugly marks. Can I use another type of glue?
Would you use dowels? (I don't have a biscuit joiner).
Would you instead tongue and groove the wood and then glue it?
Another option is to cut flat iron, then paint and screw the boards together with it.
Grateful for your thoughts =)