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We just bought a farm table, constructed from reclaimed barn wood from southern Missouri.
We transported the table in a closed trailer, from the Midwest to Northern CA during the summer heat... when we removed the carefully packed table...surprise, there was a huge crack along the grain of one board of the table top.
I have limited woodworking experience, but have some friends that can help.
Would it be at all effective to simply clamp the table top together and use a wood filler?
Any general advice of how to tackle this job?
We transported the table in a closed trailer, from the Midwest to Northern CA during the summer heat... when we removed the carefully packed table...surprise, there was a huge crack along the grain of one board of the table top.
I have limited woodworking experience, but have some friends that can help.
Would it be at all effective to simply clamp the table top together and use a wood filler?
Any general advice of how to tackle this job?
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