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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by der5997 Great to hear about new ways of doing things. Thanks for the tip. Here's what I've found recently Under your table saw is an almost inexhaustable supply of wood filler laying around for the price of the lumber you just sawed [:-^] It takes a bit of sifting this sawdust to get the grade required for the project at hand, but t he only other cost is the water soluble glue of your choice, and the time it takes to dry out after the diluted glue has been mixed with the sawdust. I use a 50 - 50 dilution and white glue. I'm going to try to find the border adhesive, and compare costs. The sawdust has a nice texture that makes a flat area of foam board into a field, even before dusting on ground foam. [/quote] I'm picturing myself mixing water, white glue, and sawdust and all I see is a mess. How do you mix it? What kind of consistency do you work for? Does it come out thick like putty or more like catsup?
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