LLPT Double Sided Tape for Woodworking Template and CNC Removable Residue Free 108 Feet Multiple Sizes (WT258)

I got this tape specifically to use in my woodshop and this has worked very well.1. Adhesion. Sticking down a template when routing. It sticks exceptionally well. It's easy to remove the non-stock side with a utility knife. It also can be removed. Luan but "may" leave a small amount of residue. Its always a goood idea to clean the area with alcahol just incase.2. Attaching plexiglass to a router. II did use a few pieces to attach a piece of plexi to my router as a makeshift base plate. It stuck very well and did not move. I had to pry it off and it required some effort to remove.3. It's as thin as blue tape and the roll is large.This will now become a staple in my shop!!!

This was my first experience with double sided tape for woodworking. It works so much nicer than any of the painters tape tricks etc...A few little pieces will hold a LOT! It's very strong. But also comes off easy after use. Only complaint is that it can be a little hard to get the backing off to stick. But you'll get there eventually. I'm a fan.

Have a mixed feeling about this tape. Applied to under side of split turnings then skimmed through the grizzly planer. First one worked worked great the other 3 broke loose as they were being planed. Inspection showed that the tape was not adhering to the mahogany no matter how hard i pressed

Theirs tons of companies that make double back tape. Most of the time half the material becomes a pain you know where. This tape comes off in seconds!Saves me so much time....Love it!

You dont need a lot of this tape to firmly hold 2 pieces of wood together. I used a bit too much and was a little difficult to take apart but did damage the wood or leave residue behindGreat stuff

Used it for the first time on oak strips planed thin. Ued (4) 1" pcs over 25" length and struggled to remove tape after thickness achieved. Some adhesive was left on the strips and in one case, wood fiber was lifted but not noticeable on the work piece.Second time, used half the amount of tape and there was just adhesive left on work pieces in a couple of spots. You can identify the left over by rubbing your dirty fingers along the tapes parts. A few more finger rubs removes the excess adhesive. Expect any stubborn stuff to be removed with cloth and spirits if that ever happens.Impressive.

One of my primary goals for this tape was for when I need to cut two pieces at the same time so they are the same. I found the tape to be incredibly strong. I would strongly recommend trying it out with far less tape then you would expect.In my first test (see photos), I put together two pieces of coated MDF and put two long strips between the boards. I noticed I had a misalignment and need to separate the boards. They were very hard to pull apart. I needed to use a mallet and a few shims between the boards to pry them apart. With some pressure between the two, the boards came apart well. There was no residue and nothing damaged on the boards. If you pull vs tear, then any tape left connected will come off easily, if not my fingernail was enough and I did not need a putty knife.I also used this tape to secure a jig onto a flat surface, but used far less so it would be easy to remove. It succeeded in this task as well.I am impressed with the strength and lack of side effects. My advice is to start small and also have a plan on how you will remove and separate.

I used the 1" tape to apply some small pieces of 1x2 pine ranging from 14" to 30" long to some drywall to avoid nail holes from a nail gun and some of the wood stayed but others just lost adhesion and popped off the wall. I've used a similar product from another company doing the same thing and this didn't happen. Don't think I would purchased again for this type of project. Perhaps it's sufficient for other uses 🤷‍♂️