Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Second part of this video is a bit of a Shop Update, but first I show my difficulties in steam bending New Guinea Rose Wood for a Stool project. I had three attempts with all attempts delaminating. First attempt was with a indoor wood glue (perhaps inferior) and I thing I should have let it sit for longer than I did. Second attempt was with Epoxy. I thought perhaps I didn't have enough glue in the joints, so I set up for one last attempt. Third attempt same issue though much slower at delaminating but still a failure. My Epoxy Glue is old (17 years old) so I suspect that is a big part of the problem. I'll get some new glue and try it again and I'm certain next time it will work fine.
I would be very grateful also if you could visit my Web site, albeit it still needs a tonne of work (I'll get there)
http://formeindustrious.com.au
Thank you all for your support!!
If you are interested in the 3Dtek CNC Router, go to this Web Site;
https://3dtek.xyz
Second part of this video is a bit of a Shop Update, but first I show my difficulties in steam bending New Guinea Rose Wood for a Stool project. I had three attempts with all attempts delaminating. First attempt was with a indoor wood glue (perhaps inferior) and I thing I should have let it sit for longer than I did. Second attempt was with Epoxy. I thought perhaps I didn't have enough glue in the joints, so I set up for one last attempt. Third attempt same issue though much slower at delaminating but still a failure. My Epoxy Glue is old (17 years old) so I suspect that is a big part of the problem. I'll get some new glue and try it again and I'm certain next time it will work fine.
I would be very grateful also if you could visit my Web site, albeit it still needs a tonne of work (I'll get there)
http://formeindustrious.com.au
Thank you all for your support!!
If you are interested in the 3Dtek CNC Router, go to this Web Site;
https://3dtek.xyz
