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Zeke 11-04-2025 10:18 AM
"Option 2 is a hell of a lot less work."


No fun in that, Greg. :D

Tidybuoy 11-04-2025 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by john70t (Post 12557759)
One trick for filling in crack might be using a mix of shaving dust from the same wood.
If this was my table, I would sand off the finish completely. Once you get to bare wood, do as John says and save some to the saw dust which you can mix with wood glue and fill the crack. I would also use clamps after gluing to try and squeeze the crack back together. Glue will be stronger than the wood itself.

javadog 11-04-2025 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Zeke (Post 12558538)
YT channel "Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration" is full of stained wood dolor matching. Tom retired last year and is regurgitating old episodes but there's at least 12 years worth to watch. Every aspect is addressed over the years. It will take awhile to find what you need but along the way you will learn a whole lot.

I did.
He's really good. I confess to having watched a bunch of his videos over the years, not to learn how to do it but just because it's more interesting than regular TV. Binge-watched the guy, for hours on end...


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