Titebond III for all normal work. Plastic Resin is used for waterproof and most laminate work.
Hey Tom,
A sticky question indeed, because my “favorite” would depend on what I’m gluing up, and why. Each glue has it’s own quality suited to the application.
I wouldn’t use CA glue for veneering. I wouldn’t use PVA glue for anything under a bending strain, like a longbow. I wouldn’t use epoxy for anything that may need future disassembly, like a chair. I wouldn’t use hide glue for anything that would get wet, like a boat.
I think I’ll pass on this poll, and see what you come up with next, sorry.
Tom
Tom –
That’s cool… Just trying to get a handle on what everyone prefers on a day-to-day basis… 😀
Hey Tom glad to see someone reaching out. I agree with all that is said, but to just get to a quick answer it’s titebond 111. I just go thru it more than anything else that’s all.
Hey Tom, I agree with Tom(the not you version:p)).
But, for the day to day Titebond II. Love the new “Woodworker Profiles”. You’re introducing me to a lot of new faces. BTW, Your beer’s gettin’ warm.
Titebond III for all normal work. Plastic Resin is used for waterproof and most laminate work.
Hey Tom,
A sticky question indeed, because my “favorite” would depend on what I’m gluing up, and why. Each glue has it’s own quality suited to the application.
I wouldn’t use CA glue for veneering. I wouldn’t use PVA glue for anything under a bending strain, like a longbow. I wouldn’t use epoxy for anything that may need future disassembly, like a chair. I wouldn’t use hide glue for anything that would get wet, like a boat.
I think I’ll pass on this poll, and see what you come up with next, sorry.
Tom
Tom –
That’s cool… Just trying to get a handle on what everyone prefers on a day-to-day basis… 😀
Hey Tom glad to see someone reaching out. I agree with all that is said, but to just get to a quick answer it’s titebond 111. I just go thru it more than anything else that’s all.
Hey Tom, I agree with Tom(the not you version:p)).
But, for the day to day Titebond II. Love the new “Woodworker Profiles”. You’re introducing me to a lot of new faces. BTW, Your beer’s gettin’ warm.