Advanced Woodworking: Gluing and Clamping

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Across
  1. 2. A wood assembly constructed on a plywood base to assist in clamping, often cabinet doors or thick stock.
  2. 3. Type of specialized accessory used with parallel-jaw clamps to prevent cabinet door distortion (2 words).
  3. 6. What innermost boards tend to do in large glue-ups without proper caul support.
  4. 9. The state the edging strip must maintain with the surface of the plywood until the glue cures.
  5. 12. Used along a joint before assembly to prevent cured glue residue from interfering with a finish (2 words).
  6. 15. The type of small clamps used by finish carpenters for decorative moldings (3 words).
  7. 17. The resulting glue that appears around a clamped joint, indicating a proper bond (2 words).
  8. 18. A flexible clamp necessary for projects with unusual angles, such as an octagonal window frame (2 words).
  9. 19. Small clamps used for assembling small boxes, cases, or narrow wood frames (2 words).
  10. 20. The type of clamps that typically use galvanized steel pipe (2 words).
Down
  1. 1. The angle (in words) at which angle clamps are designed to hold parts together.
  2. 4. The desired alignment in frame and panel construction that the floating panel does not help maintain
  3. 5. The name for clamps whose jaw faces always remain parallel under pressure (3 words).
  4. 7. Used to align boards or distribute pressure across the width and length of stock.
  5. 8. The type of pressure required when using cauls near delicate dovetail joints.
  6. 10. A common problem caused by uneven clamp pressure where the wood curves upward.
  7. 11. Used to remove squeeze-out of yellow woodworker's glue immediately. (2 words)
  8. 13. Clamps that are ideal for securing edging strips to plywood shelving (2 words).
  9. 14. Required under pipe clamps when joining boards edge to edge to center the wood (2 words).
  10. 16. A type of mechanical fastener that angle clamps hold the joint long enough for installation of.