How do I remove a globe that is stuck to a wood top?

You could safely try baby oil, WD 40, or Goo Gone.

If you think it stuck because a glue melted try using a hair blower to re-melt it and gently pry it off. Is it possible to blow the hot air from underneath where the globe is?

Yes! Warm the base with a blow dryer on low. Move it around so the heat is evenly dispersed. Should lift off after a minute or two.

Heat it up by using a blow dryer on medium heat and keep moving it around slowly. Be patient because it may take a while. I would enlist help to gently pull on the globe as you work on heating the surface under it. Use a nylon spatula, the kind for non stick skillets, to help loosen.

Usually they have a felt pad on the bottom to prevent scratching furniture. I would first try heating the base with a blow dryer. Spraying WD40 might work. Saturating around the base with Goo Gone may work.

try lemon oil (like furniture polish oil) that should remove it and hopefully you won't have any damage to the wood furniture

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Hello. I would agree with the above commentary to try a hair dryer or an oil product to see if you can break the seal using something like a flexible plastic cutting board like at the ones at dollar tree. You might be able to wedge between the base and the furniture and slowly release as its advanced . Such a thin flexible plastic item will not cause damage or scratching with its characteristic properties. Best wishes!

I would use a hair dryer first, if that does not work I would spray some WD 40. Get a plastic scraper, in the auto department of Walmart and try to pry the edges up being careful not to damage the cabinet.

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Maybe try a hair dryer or even a butter knife to go around the edges (very carefully!).

I would get up there and try a flat screw driver of some kind and try to pry it off. This may cause some damage that might be able to be sanded but I have a feeling if something melted into the wood there is damage anyway. You might want to try a hair dryer or heat gun to loosen it too. It might move if it gets warm.

Have you tried a paint spa hula slide it under it and lift

I would use an orange stick for nails and coat the tip with oil (baby oil or cooking oil) and gentle work it under the edge like you would to remove a glued on nail. The wood shouldn't damage your wood or the piece. You probably just need one area to loosen and it'll pop.

Hello, you can heat it up and use fishing line to break the seal it has formed, hold the line tight and slide it under the base

It is possible to get your hand into the underside of where the globe is sitting? (Is it a shelf, or drawer?) If so, I would suggest you give this spot on the underside a few taps with a rubber mallet to see it it loosens the base of the globe. Part of the reason why the base might be 'stuck' on could be due to air and suction.

I would also try a hair dryer to loosen the glue that may have stuck the globe to the shelf. Use something to pry it off if you can.

Try a hair dryer to warm up the surface and see if that will help.