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Ash & Green Marble Cheese Board
- Thread starter CHJ
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Phil
Old Oak
Nice 
Blackswanwood
Old Oak
Very nice!
Is the marble loose fitted Chas? R is there some sort of seal?
Andyp":2n6zh3ps said:
This is bonded in with a semi flexible acrylic sealer Andy, I've tried all sorts of bonding over the years but wood movement is a problem over time, anything too rigid such as 'Hot Melt' can result in just coming loose or worst case cracked marble.
A loose Marble is risky as it's almost inevitable someone will drop it, not realising it's not fixed.
Thanks Chas, filed away for future reference.
CHJ":2ztpwm31 said:
Aren’t all acrylic sealants flexible? Or should I be looking for a particular type?
I’ll be fixing some cut ceramic tiles into wood bases soon to be used as coasters.
I would not know Andy. I just make sure to highlight that it's desirable to have flexible interface between wood and stone/ceramic substrates because of the inevitable wood movement.Andyp":2r3bsa5v said:
Some folks don't bond the tiles but I think the odds on dropping the tile during handling in use are too high.