@steno_injection · Steno-Injection
Saved 2026-07-19 · Posted 2026-07-14 · Status: New
A perfect demonstration of high pressure in action.
Here is a clear proof of how the high pressure of the Steno-injection device is capable of forcing warm animal glue right through the pores of the wood—in this case, through a solid block of oak.
This is something you simply cannot achieve with a manual hand syringe.
#woodconservation #restoration #woodworking #glue #highpressure
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Impressed you found that hole again
Zero reason for using animal based products when there are a multitude of alternatives out there
Oak is one of the most porous woods out there. Try that on a piece of maple, or elm, or even spruce. Anything that doesn’t have hollow cellulosic formation.
These are really cool for museum quality restorations, but for smaller at home projects just water down some wood glue and use a large syringe
please show the tool, thank you
They said "Find a niche" bro created micro-drilling+injection 🤔😎
I can feel this like I’m at the dentist
How does it work in material that doesn’t have an open pore grain?
Is this that bone drill injector thingy ?
Hi, great video. But I am at a loss of the application, purpose of this? Where would this be used? In what processes? Under what circumstances? Would you share that? Or is an earlier video explaining that? I'll check them out. Always good to learn new things 👍.
Is that hide glue? Does it have to be thinned out or is that just a ton of pressure? This would be handy for guitar repair.
THOSE BITS ARE WAYYYYY TO BIG YOU GOTTA GET SMALLER ONES DUDE!
Warm animal glue? 😬
When would this be applied? Like in what circumstances do you use glue in the pores?
You could do this with a drinking straw on red oak. Try it with white oak, and report back.