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Plug Building - Got Wood? Got Plug?

 
 
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Old 03-01-2008, 11:17 AM   #8
ProfessorM
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I am no expert. I just started a few months ago myself but really like it for soft woods especially. I thought it was more of a pain which is why i never really gave it any thought, but now I feel it is pretty simple and not that messy. I asked most of the top people who use this method. Each had their little nuances. I just told you the basics from the info I got. What I like to do is when I top coat a batch I throw several naked ones in the oven. After I get the ones on the spinner done I always have epoxy left over so I usually seal up 4 or 5 every time I finish some. No wasted epoxy anymore.

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