Minwax Wood Hardener

[BigguyZ]

Lots of time and work involved in that stacked lam project. I know there are many techniques to deal with the edges of MDF. If using any acetone based stuff I'd do a test sample just to examine my glue joints. Someday I'll get this all done and report back, but FYI I soaked a piece of MDF in this homebrew stuff. The result on the edges were that they dried/cured relatively hard, but not as hard as the faces. Only thing I can think of that might be a problem is high speed sanding (belt sander?) that generates too much heat. The plastic solids would likely be a problem then.

Yeah, I have a few projects to get to before I take on this one, and I think it'll take a good month to cut all of the individual layers for the 2 4Ts... So I have plenty of time for research now, which is what I'm doing. Though the more I read, the more I want to get started!

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Yes, a big difference. I just wanted to see what would happen to the glue I had on hand when it was exposed to pure acetone. At least I have an idea now what the worst case result would be for the two glues I used. The joint tests I'll do will use both the homebrew and the Minwax and will be brushed on not soaked. Also Titebond III may react very differently.

"Rock solid" boxes. I like the sound of that.

Sounds good. :T