Splintering problem

[tzifos]

Shitty glue!!!

 

[John_]

Shitty glue!!!

And probably shitty gluing, I don't know what I did but I can't imagine it's all the glue's fault. Thankfully a friend makes traditional musical instruments and also works with blades, so he'll fix it up, but it's just a shame it happened in the first place.

 

[riemsesy]

And probably shitty gluing, I don't know what I did but I can't imagine it's all the glue's fault. Thankfully a friend makes traditional musical instruments and also works with blades, so he'll fix it up, but it's just a shame it happened in the first place.

Nah. With glueing you can’t do anything wrong when it comes to splintering.
Of course you can make lumps of glue etc but it’s a simple procesure, applicate glue and let it dry, then sandwich the blade with rubbers.

 

[Tyce]

Things that I felt made rubber removal harder with the same glue:
- Leaving the rubber on longer
- Thin layer of glue (idk why but this is my experience)
Well that's about it, of course except for sealing.

 

[Scarfed Garchomp]

I've thought about using voc on the blade, but I don't know how to tell it apart from speed glue.

Works all the same

 

[John_]

Nah. With glueing you can’t do anything wrong when it comes to splintering.
Of course you can make lumps of glue etc but it’s a simple procesure, applicate glue and let it dry, then sandwich the blade with rubbers.

Nah, I'm paranoid about the glue being even. I just thought I may have put too much, but I always do one thin layer on blade and one thin layer on rubber. But it still sticks like crazy...

 

[John_]

Works all the same

Alright, will look into it, thanks!

 

[lodro]

get a bottle of SUEKE glue (from Aliexpress, it might also be listed as SUKE)

No it isn't !!!!!!! SUEKE is top quality glue but SUKE is completely different, don't buy it.

 

[banbekas]

Dang, that’s a nasty splinter! I had a similar issue with my Yinhe V14 Pro and Sanwei Parla. Nowadays, I bought some rubber cement, thinned it with thinner or spiritus, and applied it evenly on the blade. After letting it dry, I put on the WBG. It worked perfectly!

 

[John_]

Dang, that’s a nasty splinter! I had a similar issue with my Yinhe V14 Pro and Sanwei Parla. Nowadays, I bought some rubber cement, thinned it with thinner or spiritus, and applied it evenly on the blade. After letting it dry, I put on the WBG. It worked perfectly!

I'll put lacquer on all these softer blades, I don't think anything other will help. I haven't seen anyone that sells rubber cement around here.