Can I Screw Parts Together While the Glue is Still Wet?
Asked by CraftyNinja99
I'm building a simple cube-shaped stand for my turntable with legs, and I want to know if it's okay to screw everything together while the glue is still wet. Should I glue the whole thing together and then add screws, or is there a better method?
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You definitely should. Screwing parts together while the glue is wet adds some pressure, which helps the glue bond better. Some folks suggest clamping, but if that's not possible, screws are a solid alternative. Just remember to avoid overdoing it with screws, so you don't end up with an uneven joint!
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Totally, you can screw the pieces together while the glue is still wet. It helps hold everything in place as it dries, which is super handy! Just make sure to use appropriate pressure for the joint to be strong. Wouldn't want your stand to fall apart after all that work!
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WoodworkerGal87: Also, don't forget to dry-fit everything first! That way, you can check how the pieces fit together before adding glue and screws.