Wood Glue Basics and Application Tips
Wood Glue Basics and Application Tips
Learn about the most commonly used woodworking glues and how to choose the best glue for your next woodworking project. You’ll also learn tips for how to prepare your project workpieces for glue and how to properly apply the glue.
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Thank you for the tips. They are most helpful.
I need to laminate some cedar strips that have to be wet in order to bend. Anybody have experience with this? Going to try Titebond 3. What do you think?
Thanks I learned some new points
Thank you 🙂
So what’s the best overall glues for wood
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Why put on so much glue you need to wipe, it would seem, half of it off?
A cleaner which contains amyl acetate is capable of removing liquid nails, lacquers, polyurethane stains, and a whole lot more.
Products far more harder to remove than titebond 3.
Test fabric first for damage before soaking it in the cleaner.
If no damage, soak for 30 minutes, agitate with gloved hands, soak another 10 minutes if any glue remains.
Rinse in water before running through the washing machine.
Wow that’s beautiful ! Nice work.
I recently purchased a DIY wooden sailboat model kit. Can you suggest me which type of glue I can used for this boat assemble?
Is it ok to use a planer to remove excess glue?
thank you sir for giving us those professional opinions
At school rn got given this link
Thanks for posting this
Drying time?
lol… 2:33 Alternate Interior Angles are Equal… some of that math people said they would never use.
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after 30 years of only applying glue to one edge i still haven’t had a joint fail.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
I have a joint on a chair that I can only spread apart 1/8 of an inch. I have cleaned the areas with sandpaper slid into the gap.I am using a bar clap to squeeze it together with wood glue(Titebond) attempt #1 and Gorilla clear glue the 2nd & 3rd attempt.It keeps pulling apart. The dowels are not securing it. Should I put a screw in it to secure it & then cover the hole with a wood plug.?
Useful, thanks!