Steve

Is your Clover always too hot on the High setting? I’ve found that mine can get too hot if I leave it sitting on a stand for a while, but then if I rub it on some wood or something for a few seconds before using it, it cools to the right temperature. I think part of the problem is that the stand holds it with the tip slightly elevated, so hot air…[Read more]

Is your Clover always too hot on the High setting? I’ve found that mine can get too hot if I leave it sitting on a stand for a while, but then if I rub it on some wood or something for a few seconds before using it, it cools to the right temperature. I think part of the problem is that the stand holds it with the tip slightly elevated, so hot air…[Read more]

Hi Larry,

A 1/8″ overlap won’t be a problem, so I recommend centering the piece in the available space without trimming it.

Out of curiosity, which piece is it?

Cheers

Hi Larry,

A 1/8″ overlap won’t be a problem, so I recommend centering the piece in the available space without trimming it.

Out of curiosity, which piece is it?

Cheers

Hi Larry,

A 1/8″ overlap won’t be a problem, so I recommend centering the piece in the available space without trimming it.

Out of curiosity, which piece is it?

Cheers

It’s about 650 km (400 mi), roughly six weeks in total 🙂

Hi Larry,

Never fear! Where there is a will, there is a way.

You might be able to re-heat the ends with your iron and coax them apart while they’re hot. If this just makes a mess of things, leave them as-is and you can glue the end of the seam fabric to the outside of the floor. In Step 3 you will add some glue to the inside of this area anyway…[Read more]

Hi Larry,

Never fear! Where there is a will, there is a way.

You might be able to re-heat the ends with your iron and coax them apart while they’re hot. If this just makes a mess of things, leave them as-is and you can glue the end of the seam fabric to the outside of the floor. In Step 3 you will add some glue to the inside of this area anyway…[Read more]

Hi Larry,

Never fear! Where there is a will, there is a way.

You might be able to re-heat the ends with your iron and coax them apart while they’re hot. If this just makes a mess of things, leave them as-is and you can glue the end of the seam fabric to the outside of the floor. In Step 3 you will add some glue to the inside of this area anyway…[Read more]

Hi Larry,

Never fear! Where there is a will, there is a way.

You might be able to re-heat the ends with your iron and coax them apart while they’re hot. If this just makes a mess of things, leave them as-is and you can glue the end of the seam fabric to the outside of the floor. In Step 3 you will add some glue to the inside of this area anyway…[Read more]