Coping

[Tripps]

No, not with life, with wood. First piece took some fiddling, it's been a while since I have done coping. This is the second piece, got it perfect first try. 😙

[Mad Dog]

Cool, looks like you got it. I suspect that is becoming a lost art, haven’t had my coping saw out for a few years. Have you tried to buy a traditional carpenters hand saw lately? It’s a specialty item now, got to order them in.
On the subject of making joints in wood trim, have you discovered 2P-10 glue? This stuff is the cats ass for making outside corners, especially on crown molding which is generally tough to make right because the back of it doesn’t lay flat on the wall. 2P-10 lets you make up your outside corners on the saw horses then take it to the wall. Check it out.

[Tripps]

I just watched the video, impressive

[Tripps]

Cool, looks like you got it. I suspect that is becoming a lost art, haven’t had my coping saw out for a few years. Have you tried to buy a traditional carpenters hand saw lately? It’s a specialty item now, got to order them in.
On the subject of making joints in wood trim, have you discovered 2P-10 glue? This stuff is the cats ass for making outside corners, especially on crown molding which is generally tough to make right because the back of it doesn’t lay flat on the wall. 2P-10 lets you make up your outside corners on the saw horses then take it to the wall. Check it out.

No, I'm interested, I'm making my daughter a table, I want to find the best glue, I'm sure technology has advanced quote a bit from Elmer's, lol

[Mad Dog]

I use Titebond green on stuff I can clamp up and leave overnight, It’s a strong waterproof white glue and a lot cheaper than 2P-10 which requires special solvents or acetone to clean up...2P-10 sets and gets strong right now when you spray the accelerator on it.

[Tripps]

That's what I have used in the past