Anyone test strength of TBII Extend vs. regular TBII?

Let _me_ reiterate: it was a meaningless comparison. Because the joint itself has no inherent strength, such joints are never used in practice -- so the performance of the glue is absolutely irrelevant.

Both failed due to their use in a suboptimal joint. So what? All you showed is that the test was ill-designed.

Gee, do ya think? I'm shocked.

Just curious -- how long do the instructions for TB II Extend say to clamp the joint before applying any stress to it?

As long as you continue to insist that you performed a meaningful test that demonstrated anything other than your own ignorance, I'll continue to disagree with you.

-- Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

How come we choose from just two people to run for president and 50 for Miss America?

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Of course, you haven't yet conducted any meaningful testing, so you have no basis for forming any meaningful conclusions.

-- Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

How come we choose from just two people to run for president and 50 for Miss America?

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Doug Miller

It's the big lead up to when Bowel Area Dave slits his car tires to see at what high rate of speed they fail.

Hey, a guy can dream, can't he?

UA100

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Unisaw A100

May I answer this?

UA100

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Unisaw A100

If only this were remotely true.

sigh...

UA100

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Unisaw A100

BAD, you really are a clueless asshole.

I read newsgroups, but post only infrequently because there appears to be much more knowledge out there than I consider myself to possess. It really jumps out at me when someone like you posts questions and then retorts with name-calling and insults when others offer advice that doesn't match your preconceived notion of what is proper.

I've seen many instances when you lambast other posters and invoke your killfile. They give you multiple chances to grow up but you still persist in childish behavior. Do you make friends with people who see you in person? Or do you treat everyone you know like this?

I'm sure others here will help you with any WW task you undertake, but you've got to realize what you're doing first. If you come here for answers to questions, it includes the admission that you want more knowledge than you now have. It appears that most here try to give you all the information they can. That will always include some good-natured humor (it's human nature), but you can't seem to roll with the punches. It's when you try to punch back that makes you look so ridiculous.

Not hoping this will help, John Sellers

results.

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conclusions.

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John Sellers

I can see you are a paragon of restraint yourself, Keeter! How about some of those infamous blank replies?

dave

Unisaw A100 wrote:

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Bay Area Dave

Would I make your day if I give you the old heave-ho?

Well, I don't want to cater to your every whim, so try to be a little more insulting next time....

dave

John Sellers wrote:

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Bay Area Dave

Wrongo Dave.

This joint would fail under any conditions, regardless of glue used. The only true test is edge jointing four strips of the same wood, applying the same amount of glue to each joint, clamping at the same pressure over the same period of time, then doing a tensile and shear test on the joints.

You then run your tests until failure and measure the results. THAT would produce your worst case scenraio.

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Rick Chamberlain

ah, HOW is edge joining a "worst case scenario"??

DOESN'T ANYBODY READ BEFORE RESPONDING? IS EVERYONE ELSE IN AS MUCH OF A HURRY AS I USUALLY AM, AND SKIMS THE THREAD, MISSING THE POINT??? THIS WAS A FRICKIN' COMPARATIVE TEST, DESIGNED SO THAT THE BOND WOULD FAIL. I WANTED TO SEE WHICH GLUE HELD B E T T E R.

dave

Rick Chamberla> >

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Bay Area Dave

Thanks Davie.

UA100

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Unisaw A100

Why Keeter, I didn't know you care so much!

dave

Unisaw A100 wrote:

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Bay Area Dave

Building furniture does not equal all woodworking.

All testing is not a replication of exact uses.

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p_j

Dave.

We can all read. I've, for some bizarre reason, read every message in this thread. I understand the point you're trying to make and the points others are making.

Bottom line, you are wrong. Your test was not of the glue, because the glue was not relevant to the failure of the joint. Period.

Please move on.

djb

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Dave Balderstone

Don't presume that I'll ever give a damn, BAD. Your killfile list isn't significant, apparently not even to you.

little

That's the tactic you use. Doesn't work, either.

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John Sellers

Hey Dave what color should I paint my shop? PINK ?

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FOW

YOU are the one who brought up kf's; not me. Can't even keep track of what YOU wrote, can you?

dave

John Sellers wrote:

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Bay Area Dave

:) But of course! How do you like the BS on the Wreck today?

dave

FOW wrote:

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Bay Area Dave

Hmmm? It is true that monkey see, monkey do.

UA100

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Unisaw A100

Are you referring to the BS you started and sustained? Seems like the troll's calling the kettle black.

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Rich

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