Invisible Book Shelf

Step 6 No. Seriously, Wait Overnight.

Did you think I was kidding?

Comments

[wooble]

...or you could use a stronger, faster drying glue than Elmers?

[TheDarkNinja]

Gorilla Glue.. still needs the 24hr bit, but when it's dry you'll never get it off.

[fric]

Ethyl Alcohol will degrade Gorilla Glue within 15 minutes. I use it to clean up all the "overage" that always leak out of my projects. Its great glue.

[dorxincandeland]

I'm terribly cheap.

[diggy123]

wow. i like gorilla glue for tougher projectts that i can throw away afterward because it expands so much.

[JoshWaaR]

Gorilla glue.. the stuff is magic.. i use it to glue my old set of drawers back together lmao.. cause i'm cheap. and the tape works wonders to.. i like playing with it when it expands

[thockel]

That's what she said.

[boristherussian]

real mature.

[Sheamus]

rofl

[nicknack171]

lol nice

[jillg]

good one *)

[CrunchyMamaSky]

haaaaahahahah - boys

[xenobiologista]

LOL I hate waiting for glue to dry/cure. I've spoilt a couple of projects by being impatient.

[That Hurt This Time]

Heh some of the models i have made when i was impatient(mostly airplanes&cars) have either been hit with "anti-aircraft guns" or have been destroyed with "car bombs" *cough*hammer*cough*

[pizzaboy192]

explosives are pretty good for doing that job, and you get a good show out of it too :P

[DIYmaker96]

Fill part of the fuselage with black powder or homemade C4

[JoshWaaR]

Lol

[Miiu]

Liquid Nails works like magic! (Used it to tile my fireplace, how's that for tacky lol)

[KelliShaver]

Haha. You weren't kidding about a few books for weight.

[quadleader]

well super glue would work it only takes like 20 minutes to dry and its just about as good as gorilla glue and doesnt expand like gorilla glue