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   philip | Jul 18, 2005 11:25am | #1

   For the table, refer to "Reproducing Antique Furniture" by F.H. Gottshall, page 76.The SBN is 0 04749007 1.Very detailed plans in that book.
   Can't help with your other questions.

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   kandrewk | Jul 28, 2005 06:21am | #3

   thanks for the help. Ill check it out

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   ring | Jul 18, 2005 08:52pm | #2

   MDF if excellent to glue laminate to.  Use solvent based contact cement.   If you need to glue edgebanding also, glue the MDF exposed edges twice (spread the glue on the MDF edges only, let it dry 15-20 min, then spread again on the edges and the laminate)  The surface of the MDF does not need this treatment, but the edges are too absorbant to make good adhesion in one go.

   DR

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   kandrewk | Jul 28, 2005 06:25am | #4

   I will try the mdf on a future project. Thanks for the advice on the edge gluing.