How to Choose the Right Glue for Woodworking Projects
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2013
- Learn how to select the right glue for a variety of woodworking projects -- from epoxy and cyanoacrylate -- to yellow glue and slow-set glues. Visit www.FineWoodworking.com for more woodworking technique videos.
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i wonder how long they rehearsed this.
Great video! it's about time someone talks about working time!
Interesting video. Never thought of using other types of glue before. I have always used the yellow wood glue for everything.
Just received a CA blue kit from Amazon. Came with 3 plastic bottles of 1 to 3 oz of glue. Light , medium and thick viscosities. Also a spray bottle of activator. Repaired some rot in mullions in a screened porch.
Dug out the rot, patched in a 2x2 block to replace the rotted section. Used titebond yellow glue, the CA glue kit had not arrived until the base repair had arrived. Testing the CA glue by glueing two pieces of shim wedges together. Very carefully applied a line of CA to one side of a wedge and sprayed the accelerator to the other wedge. The fun began.........squeezing the two wedge pieces together to create a 1/4 x 3 1/4 filler to add to the base 2x2 in mullion I was repairing. The glue sets instantly...and I mean instantly. Like 1 second. There was no moving one of the two pieces of wedge shim to achieve the desired thickness to fill the gap on the vertical mullion. Amazing product. I had two fingers stuck together and blotches of CA glue here and there on my fingers on both hands. The fingers were stuck firmly together but with lightening action I was able to pry the finger apart with quite a bit of pain. Glue was on the various fingers in about 5 spots. Each about the size of a dime, in spite of trying to work carefully. Two hours later I had scraped the glue spots off almost entirely. The purpose of this description of how not to glue a simple sample together. WEAR GLOVES. WEAR GLOVES WEAR GLOVES.......!!!!!! When working with this material. Do not depend on the spray activator staying exactly on the line of glue, or the glue staying inside the bottle. You will get one, repeat....ONE effort at glueing anything together. There will be no,, repeat. NO time to slide and align the two pieces around once they touch each other. Did I mention... wear gloves ??? Hopefully you will go back and read this warning again before you head to the Emergency room with several fingers glued and everyone laughing at you. Practice the desired procedure before committing to actually trying to glue two objects together without becoming a part of your project. GOOD LUCK
JoeB
Great Advice guys...... Very helpful..... I also did not realize the differences.
thankyou...good simple video
You guys, why does no one talk about the amazing UF Resin glues? Dap Weldwood is my own favorite. Nice video!
What about Hot Hide glue used hot or Fish glue used cold ? Hide and Fish glue can be taken apart again if you want to .
Thank you 🙏🏻
what glue is best for pressure treated wood? i am making a deck sofa out of 4 x 4 lumber using mortise and tenon.
Thanks
Very helpful for a guy making his first lap joints on a driveway gate.
what adhesive do you recommend when injecting it in between engineered hardwood floor/concrete-sub-floor to prevent popping noises ?
These guys are hilarious! Subscribed and thumbs up
Can you use wood glue on treated lumber?
It's encouraging to know that us carpenters are not the only ones saved by super glue!
how about construction adhesives?
2:00 - Do a #dryFit before every glue-up.
4:00 - #Epoxy fills gaps better than #yellowGlue #woodGlue
6:00 - Invisible wood crack repairs
Looking for a glue for a green board deck in Wisconsin.
Question - you say not to use a hot glue gun, but lots of expert turners use them for attaching waste blocks to pieces of wood for turning. Is it safe to do so? Thanks
I'm curious about what glue to use when you have a situation where heat is introduced, such as when making a pizza peel out of wood? I realize that the peel wouldn't be in the oven for very long but still, is there a preferred glue for something like this that will come into contact with some high heat?
+garriv777 No specific high heat glue that I know of but if you are very worried about it (with a pizza peel I wouldn't be) I'd lean towards epoxy.
I would like to glue wood to a previously spray painted wood surface. Which is the best glue for this to ensure good bonding?
Rob I
Probably a construction adhesive.
Nice info!... but what about white glues? and polyurethane glues?
The Poly glue I think is probably better for MDF
wow i like the instant bond think thats what i need a crack not that easy to clamp on a top of a desk.
What is the activator Mike sprayed on the CA glue?
MrPAHearn
It's activator.
Well you can rehearse your glue ups as much as you like, but you'll still get the heebie-jeebies when you put the sticky stuff on!
Well, how about explaining "yellow glue." Are all those titebond glues yellow? What is the difference between those and elmer's wood glue which is white. And nothing said about hide glue. What do they mean on glue bottles when they say not for weight bearing? Would that apply to trying to glue on a broken leg on a piece of furniture, which of course has some weight? This is a break, not a leg that had a dowel and came loose. Not at a joint.
when you broke wood as example you did it with grain try that against grain
Can i use this wood glue to make a wooden kayak yes or no?
Yes
Tite bond3
3M 18221 Carpenter's Wood Glue is the best
I have never needed epoxy either. LOL
Hot glue is not intended for wood but they do stick to the wood very hard.
“Hello, fello wood workers.”
The company that comes up with a glue that will let the stain do it's job will be richer.
Find me a glue that will let the stain do its job with no glue shows.
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I´ve tried Gorilla an Ceys. Please, for wood or whatever, never use these two.
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None of those glues are stain-able F.Y.I. Good to know that before you ruin a project.
His demo when breaking the wood was flawed
Guys, you missed out polyurethane glue such as Gorilla glue.
Oh, of course, Titebond don't make Gorilla glue. Oops.
Then there is hide glue, Urea glue etc...
hot melt glue is also good for wood working in certain applications. it's not just for crafts. they make dual temp guns and they recommend the high temp for wood working. I wouldn't use it for all my wood working but there are absolutely scenarios where its the right glue for the job. A lot of counter top manufacturers use it to glue luan strips together to make a hard template. just one example. I get the impression that this is a tight bond commercial. it's good stuff but not the only stuff.
Andrew C. Ballantine k
love how they're trying to be comedic... but it's like an actor who can't act. Good vid though. Thanks guys.
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