Many woodworking operations require temporarily fastening things together in a way that allows harm-free detachment. That’s where pressure sensitive double-faced tape rolls to the rescue. You can use it to attach templates to workpieces for pattern-routing and to secure workpieces to...
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Many woodworking operations require temporarily fastening things together in a way that allows harm-free detachment. That’s where pressure sensitive double-faced tape rolls to the rescue. You can use it to attach templates to workpieces for pattern-routing and to secure workpieces to jigs and fixtures. It’s a great way to temporarily affix auxiliary faces, stop blocks, and hold-downs onto fences and machine tables. Have a lot of identical parts to bandsaw? Tape them together and gang-saw them. Hold your turning blanks firmly to your faceplate without marring your work or leaving screw holes.
Features: - Strong enough to hold multiple pieces while sawing
- Thin enough that it does not clog or dull cutting blades
- Far less messy than liquid and spray adhesives
- Super-strong tape
- Pressure sensitive, cloth-backed, double-sided adhesive tape
- 2" wide by 36 yards long
- Similar thickness to masking tape
- Oil-resistant
- Double-sided adhesive tapes perform best when applied to a dry surface that is both smooth and flat.
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