Could you make fiddles with this stuff?

[Deleted member 36384]

Prepare the table top wood by sanding down to bare wood and removing all traces of dust. Brush in un thickened Epoxy on both the table and fiddle. Thicken up the Epoxy and apply to the table top a thin line. Use small G clamps and light clamp pressure to clamp the fiddle in place. Use a small stick to fillet the thickened Epoxy down one side. Carefully wipe away excess Epoxy. Leave in a warm room to dry.

 

[greggron]

Would you not be better off using a moulding instead? It would have greater structural integrity and strength if you only have the option of fastening to eth top of the table. Some examples here:
https://www.loveskirting.co.uk/beading-mouldings-c16/solid-sapele-m6/1-0-metre-a32

 

[LadyInBed]

to do a proper job, cut down the table and use this:



http://www.kjhowells.com/Teak_Fiddle_Moulding_Catalogue_code_M.html

 

[Stemar]

Following the comments on the other thread about fiddles, maybe don't bother?

I have to say that my fiddles are just the right height for launching plates or dishes into space. The only time they're really useful is to stop books and similar escaping but, at my age, if books are trying to jump off the table, it's past time to reduce sail.