Scraping Off Excess Wood Glue from Tabletop Joinery

This image shows the removal of wood glue from panel joints using a red plastic scraper, performed after gluing boards for a tabletop assembly.

Function:
To remove glue squeeze-out before it dries, keeping the joint clean and the surface ready for clamping and sanding.

Tools & Materials:
• Wood glue (PVAc)
• Red plastic scraper
• Solid wood boards
• Flat assembly table

How It Works:
✂️ Glue is applied to board edges
📥 Boards are aligned and pressed together
⚙️ Excess glue seeps out from the joints
🔩 Scraper removes the wet glue along the seams
✅ Clean surface ready for clamping or sanding

Advantages:
• Avoids hard glue lines that ruin sanding
• Keeps joints clean for a seamless finish
• Saves time on post-processing

Drawbacks:
• Too early: glue might smear
• Too late: glue hardens and becomes stubborn

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