Last week the only uncluttered table top in my shop was the top of my Powermatic 66 table saw. I glued up some panels and left some Titebond III squeeze out on the saw's polished cast iron table top. When I took a chisel to scrape off the hardened glue today the top appeared to be pitted under the glue.
Has anyone experienced corrosion of ferrous metals when using this glue?
Second question:
When I cut out the pattern on one of the panels on my band saw, what should appear but a biscuit. As this is a rather sizeable panel of walnut, I hate to throw it away. Do you think that I could Dremmel out the top surface of the biscuit and replace it with glue filled with walnut sawdust? Any better ideas?
Thanks Paul Gilbert Dallas, TX