March 23, 201610 yr comment_65545 Titebond has a new glue! Check it out here- http://www.titebond.com/product.aspx?id=d1b48beb-7d60-4ce7-b57b-6bf19351778b Report
March 24, 201610 yr comment_65551 sounds like a segmented turner's answer to prayers. I wonder how long it holds up? That's one of the real tests. Endurance. Right now aliphatic glues are good for 30 years and counting. I've got a butcher block coffee table I made almost 40 years ago that's still going strong. Report
March 24, 201610 yr comment_65552 I like what it shows on the video. I see HD has it for less than $5. I may give it a try on my turning projects. Report
March 25, 201610 yr comment_65565 I am a big fan of modern adhesives. It is interesting to see what the manufacturers keep coming up with to increase the performance of their products. Report
April 18, 201610 yr Author comment_65900 Here's an update from Woodworker's Journal- http://ezine.woodworking.com/GluingTechniques/Thick/index.html Report
April 19, 201610 yr comment_65901 50 minutes ago, lew said: Here's an update from Woodworker's Journal- http://ezine.woodworking.com/GluingTechniques/Thick/index.html I looked at that product last time I was in my cabinet supplier. I decided I better finish using the other Titebond products I was using. Melamine, No-Run No-Drip, and Extended Open Time Titebond. In addition to me trying those, DAP products also sent me 2 - 4oz. bottles of their new CA glue RapidFuse. I am now thinking I might have more than a fascination, but rather an addiction to adhesives... Report
April 19, 201610 yr Author comment_65906 28 minutes ago, Todd Clippinger said: I looked at that product last time I was in my cabinet supplier. I decided I better finish using the other Titebond products I was using. Melamine, No-Run No-Drip, and Extended Open Time Titebond. In addition to me trying those, DAP products also sent me 2 - 4oz. bottles of their new CA glue RapidFuse. I am now thinking I might have more than a fascination, but rather an addiction to adhesives... A friend of mine uses Titebond Translucent. He used to work at a stair and trim manufacturer. He likes it because it has a very short open time. He also told me it bonds wood to Corian and the wood will break before the bond. I have had good luck with StarBond CA glues. Report
April 19, 201610 yr comment_65908 1 minute ago, lew said: A friend of mine uses Titebond Translucent. He used to work at a stair and trim manufacturer. He likes it because it has a very short open time. He also told me it bonds wood to Corian and the wood will break before the bond. I have had good luck with StarBond CA glues. That is impressive it bonds to Corian. Report
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