🪚 Woodworking Double Sided Tape - Pack of 3, 1 inch Wide Wood Tape for Woodworkers - 1" x 60 Feet per Roll (Total 180FT) Review

I now use this tape to secure templates when working with a router and to secure washers while running stock through my bench thicknesser. Adhesion is good but can be removed. I wouldn't expect it to stick to the raw stock to get through a planer, but with a decent face to stick with it works great.

This tape is really sticky and I can see it's going to be quite durable. I use it to glue the cork to itself and I have to make sure I use it where I won't be sewing as it really holds the needle together. Since I use it for other purposes, I can't blame him for pricking my needle. It also really sticks to the scissors I use to cut and I have to use alcohol or acetone to remove the residue. Great product for what I use it for!

I almost used a full roll and decided to write a review. It is stubborn but removes without leaving any residue. I recently used it to tape a stencil to a plunge cut blank and knew a lot of force would be put on the stencil so I was liberal with double sided tape. It worked so well the stencil nearly cracked when removing it and thank goodness my artist has a removal tool. I'm sorry to see negative reviews as none of them reflect my experience. As for the hippie crafter? I'm a 60's kid so this…

If you're expecting this product to be anything like double-sided tape, you'll probably be disappointed. You can not tear it off the roll, it is extremely difficult to cut with scissors, and it sticks to the blades of scissors with an elastic band. A utility knife works best. Also, the tape adhesive is on the side of the roll. So when you roll something up, it sticks to it. and if there is sawdust on the surface, they will stick together on the side of the tape roll, and it will be difficult to

Used for gluing smaller parts to pass planers and for gluing small parts onto router guides. He did a great job holding them up for planing - too good, too, since using the long strips resulted in the thin veneer being peeled off the cheap plywood sled. The blanks remained intact and without residues. After that I learned to use smaller pieces of tape and was able to reuse them many times without damaging any of the pieces. Even when milling a small piece that was subjected to high impact, the…

Sticky? Why yes, yes it is. It definitely keeps your parts together even when they are dusty. It will also stick to your fingers when you try to remove the protective film from the second side. It even sticks to the edge of the safety knife you use to cut it. And you'd better line those pieces up perfectly when you put them together, because they'll be firmly connected, hard, like two rare-earth super magnets that rip through the night as you approach. The good thing is that it's also quite…