I've noticed a lot of people recommending double sided tape for making jigs and other projects, but I don't have many options available locally. Right now, I'm just using glued painter's tape, which means I have to wait for the glue to dry. What double sided tape do you all recommend that could work well for woodworking?
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I've been really impressed with the SICCOMA Double Sided Woodworking tape I've started using recently. It’s working like a charm so far!
Gorilla double sided tape is the way to go! It's super strong but thin like masking tape. I usually stick blue painters tape to the surfaces first, then add the Gorilla tape between them for the best hold without worrying about a permanent bond.
There's this woodworker I follow who swears by using super glue with blue tape on both sides. Just apply the glue, add the tape, and it's super effective! Worth giving it a shot if you're in a pinch.
I picked up a 3-pack of XFasten Double Sided Woodworking tape for about $16 a few weeks ago, and it’s been holding up great for my projects! Definitely worth checking out.
Thank you for the tip!