ORIGINAL: eddieC
eddieC,
One of my posting is being criticized on semantics about the meaning of "double gluing".
You follow with a posting agreeing with the post attempting to correct my understanding of "double gluing".</p>
Then you explain _ _ _</p>
Glue and mate the pieces, separate them for an appropriate time (depending on density) anywhere from a minute or two to an hour or more, swipe a couple times with sandpaper then reglue.</p>
Is this not a second application of glue after a time lapse ?
I agree, semantics! Sorry if I offended, Zor. Didn't mean to, but I must have missed the 'separate the pieces' part.
There's more than one way to skin a cat, none of these techniques are set in stone. Don't take these posts personally, either. It's the Interweb. Have fun! [8D]</p>
eddieC,
You did not offend me at all.
I was just curious why you agreed with the meaning of double gluing as defined by another fellow and then proceeded to explain that your father's technique involved gluing the same joint twice.
The word "double" is well defined as "repeating an action a second time" thus it is correct and appropriate to say "double gluing".
Let the argumentative people rest in peace and profit and learnby the knowledge of others.
Zor