Post by hilcandoit on Jan 7, 2018 9:12:42 GMT -8
This is embarrassing, y'all, but I just discovered that I "misglued" one of my birch panels. They're not on the camper yet—they're indoors, propped here and there while I wait for a break in the wintry weather.
Anyway, while measuring and cutting my rigid foam insulation, I discovered that 3 pieces of framing are glued down crooked. They're a full inch off on one side—because I had several pencil lines going, and I guess I paid attention to the wrong line, and that threw off my measuring for the next one, and you get the idea. I'm gonna blame my friend Mike, who was probably talking to me while I was measuring/gluing, even though he knows I have A.D.D. and am no good with math.
SO, ok. These are eighth-inch panels, and it's construction glue. How will I un-glue the crooked framing without breaking or damaging my precious panel, which has been lovingly shellacked and required a 6-hour roundtrip drive to purchase?
I have NO extra panels.
Aaargh. Tips appreciated.
Anyway, while measuring and cutting my rigid foam insulation, I discovered that 3 pieces of framing are glued down crooked. They're a full inch off on one side—because I had several pencil lines going, and I guess I paid attention to the wrong line, and that threw off my measuring for the next one, and you get the idea. I'm gonna blame my friend Mike, who was probably talking to me while I was measuring/gluing, even though he knows I have A.D.D. and am no good with math.
SO, ok. These are eighth-inch panels, and it's construction glue. How will I un-glue the crooked framing without breaking or damaging my precious panel, which has been lovingly shellacked and required a 6-hour roundtrip drive to purchase?
I have NO extra panels.
Aaargh. Tips appreciated.
