Has anybody used it ? If so how about some pro's and con's, any input is appreciated. 

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Greg
Scroll Saw forum host

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The big foot of glues

It's sort of like this invisible stealth bomber  right in my driveway.

Cant' see it.

Never heard of it.

I did know that Titebond has an EXTEND product that works better than those pills they sell on the TV.

Taken from a review on American Woodworker:

"Although the glue lines are transparent, other advantages of using Titebond Translucent Wood Glue are readily apparent: excellent bond strength, four-to-six-minute working time and short clamp time. Woodworkers can easily wipe excess glue off the wood and work area with water when wet – and sand cured glue before staining or painting the wood to attain a perfect finished look. Once cured, Titebond Translucent offers higher heat resistance than typical PVA glues for more durable bonds over time. And, because the glue is non-toxic, it’s a safe glue to use when introducing children to woodworking."

Sounds like an excellent glue for projects that require quick set times and reduces the clamp time which frees up clamps for those of us that don't have the Norm Abrams clamp arsenal. 

I have not had the opportunity to use it. But if it anything like the rest of their products, It should perform well.

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Yep my local Lowe's carries it

Charles Nicholls said:

Didn't even know there was such a thing. I'll be watching this thread  because i too want to know

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Charles Nicholls
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Cliff said:

The big foot of glues

It's sort of like this invisible stealth bomber  right in my driveway.

Cant' see it.

Never heard of it.

I did know that Titebond has an EXTEND product that works better than those pills they sell on the TV.

Thanx Mike

Mike Dillen said:

Taken from a review on American Woodworker:

"Although the glue lines are transparent, other advantages of using Titebond Translucent Wood Glue are readily apparent: excellent bond strength, four-to-six-minute working time and short clamp time. Woodworkers can easily wipe excess glue off the wood and work area with water when wet – and sand cured glue before staining or painting the wood to attain a perfect finished look. Once cured, Titebond Translucent offers higher heat resistance than typical PVA glues for more durable bonds over time. And, because the glue is non-toxic, it’s a safe glue to use when introducing children to woodworking."

Sounds like an excellent glue for projects that require quick set times and reduces the clamp time which frees up clamps for those of us that don't have the Norm Abrams clamp arsenal.