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Once upon a time on a project far far away I used blue tape to mask off the joints with moderate success. I have also used these stiff glue applicators if the glue is still gummy. https://www.woodcraft.com/products/woodriver-glue-spreader-6-piece An old credit card would probably work just as well. If the glue is hard, well, that's harder. -
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Nice coincidental post by Christopher Schwarz praising Dubuque clamps: https://neversponsored.substack.com/p/dubuque-bar-clamps-for-furniture -
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Thanks gee-dub. Trying to show the more "complicated" parts. Won't be many updates for a while as sanding doesn't make for good pictures... I tried using a card scrapper yesterday to get the glue out of the inside corner. That seems to be the quickest way to get it but I'm open to any other suggestions.
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