![]() I always wait until the next day to remove the hardened glue, but the window of opportunity to remove the heating up glue only lasts for a minute or so and if I do not pull on the sticks at that precise time then I have to wait another day to try again.Ī couple of years ago I was visited by a snake oil/glue salesman who tried to peddle a gallon of stuff that was guaranteed to remove all glue residue from the pot. Why won't the two stick method work for you? Do the sticks pull out without taking the block of glue with them? I insert my 1/4" thickness oak sticks into the pot and try to ensure that they are in a bent position inside the glue as it is hardening. ![]() Won't this effect the new glue? How do you guys do it? Also, I heard about using an "anti-static" spray on the tooling to prevent buildup. Yeah, right!Ī glue salesman said to soak it with WD40. I have gotten most of it out, but how do I clean the glue pot? The manual said heat it up, stick two sticks in it, let it cool down, heat it up and with the non-stick coating you can pull it out. ![]()
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