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December 03, 2017 08:25 AM
Crooked, what do you mean by "the glass must be blemished"?
If you say it is bonded good and there is no left over residue from grinding b
then was the glass good and clear before glue up. What I mean by blemish is a imperfection in the glass, Some of the Gordons glass has that problem. I do not think that is it being where it is. So shooting it and time well tell.
I'll try to shoot it daily and see what happens.
How long can be a good indication it's gonna hold?
The more I look at it the more it looks just like reside left on the lams from splicing and not ground away fully.
What fo you mean? Leftover glue from splicing?
» Trad Gang.com » Main Forums » The Bowyer's Bench » Problem??? (Page 2)
December 03, 2017 08:25 AM
Crooked, what do you mean by "the glass must be blemished"?
If you say it is bonded good and there is no left over residue from grinding b
then was the glass good and clear before glue up. What I mean by blemish is a imperfection in the glass, Some of the Gordons 
glass has that problem. I do not think that is it being where it is. So shooting it and time well tell.
I'll try to shoot it daily and see what happens.
How long can be a good indication it's gonna hold?
The more I look at it the more it looks just like reside left on the lams from splicing and not ground away fully.
What fo you mean? Leftover glue from splicing?