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Now it's just a matter of putting things back together
in the right places, and clamping them down. I like to use a web
clamp.
Now more then likely your chair was getting a little rickety,
So take as much of your chair apart as you can, and clean off the old dried
up glue. This chair had wood screws holding the leg tenons into the bottom
of the chair's seat, and those tenons were in tough shape too. I
wasn't about to replace the legs, so I cleaned off what I could, and used
a construction adhesive in those joints This type of glue takes 24 hours
for max cure, but it's a good void filler and sticks to everything (even
your fingers...wear gloves!) |
