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So, I'm working on a shillelagh-type cane and its made from a short cypress ornamental shrub. It died and I was able to harvest it pretty quickly before it started to rot, but the roots went first and a little hole opened up in what will now be the top of the cane. It seems stable, and it's not very large, maybe 1/8" x 3/16th and maybe 1/2" deep. I've scraped it out on the inside and I would like to fill it with something that will remain clear, and yet will move with the wood as it expands and contracts. Ideal would be something I could smooth and sand level with the rest of the wood.
I've heard of these rubberized super glues that supposedly have a small amount of flex. I'm not sure about epoxy as I've not used it much, and never on wood.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
Andrew
I've heard of these rubberized super glues that supposedly have a small amount of flex. I'm not sure about epoxy as I've not used it much, and never on wood.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
Andrew