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Are screws really necessary when building a sub box?
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<blockquote data-quote="ballstothewall" data-source="post: 2035058" data-attributes="member: 559563"><p>Ahh ok, if you scrape it comes off a HELL of alot easier, plus when you sand glue it clogs up the sandpaper. It's really a pain in the arse when an a-hole puts a board through a drum sander and dosen't scrape the glue off, completely ruins the paper in it, and it realllly pisses people off who need to use the machine (aka, me).</p><p></p><p>*edit* after clamping it, wait a little bit longer than you can scrape the glue off pretty easy and get most of it before it dries, speeds up the process. Just use a papertowel to get the glue off the scraping tool while using it, and when done wash off the scraper using normal water, the glue is water soluble. If you don't remember to wash it off and it dries and becomes nasty, just buff it using a wire wheel (the scraper) and it comes right off.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ballstothewall, post: 2035058, member: 559563"] Ahh ok, if you scrape it comes off a HELL of alot easier, plus when you sand glue it clogs up the sandpaper. It's really a pain in the arse when an a-hole puts a board through a drum sander and dosen't scrape the glue off, completely ruins the paper in it, and it realllly pisses people off who need to use the machine (aka, me). *edit* after clamping it, wait a little bit longer than you can scrape the glue off pretty easy and get most of it before it dries, speeds up the process. Just use a papertowel to get the glue off the scraping tool while using it, and when done wash off the scraper using normal water, the glue is water soluble. If you don't remember to wash it off and it dries and becomes nasty, just buff it using a wire wheel (the scraper) and it comes right off. [/QUOTE]
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