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Some prefer lo place a small drop of hot glue or woodworker's glue in the waste area between the pieces.

When using woodworker's glue, however, you need to be very sure that all of the gluing is done in the waste areas, because this type of glue forms a permanent bond.

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Another way lo glue a stack together is lo spray glue both sides of a piece of paper (like yon would a pattern), and then place this between the pieces of wood to form the stack.

The problem I have with any of the gluing methods covered above is that the glue needs time to set up before you can start, cutting.

Conclusion

There is no right or wrong way to make a slack. Any of the methods touched upon in this article will work, but some are easier to execute than others. I suggest that you try a few of the methods shown to find Ihe one you like best. Keep in mind that il is important that the stack does not shift while you are cutting. You might also want to try different stack thicknesses in order to match your style of cutting. Stack culling can save you a lot of time when culling multiples of a project. Give it a try!