Glue?
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Monty
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I use thick CA.
lyonsacc
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For wood on wood I usually use thick CA.
If there were 20 types of glue in the world you would probably get 30 different answers to this question. I am pretty sure I have read someone's post that they use wood glue (and they make some really nice looking pens).
Glue some samples/blanks together (don't bother drilling or putting a tube in them) and give them a turn - see what holds up well for you and what you like.
If there were 20 types of glue in the world you would probably get 30 different answers to this question. I am pretty sure I have read someone's post that they use wood glue (and they make some really nice looking pens).
Glue some samples/blanks together (don't bother drilling or putting a tube in them) and give them a turn - see what holds up well for you and what you like.
For wood on wood for pens, I use CA.
I have used wood glue in gluing up bowl blanks. But I have used CA in doing some segmented bowls.
Wood glue for furniture, boxes, toys, jigs, etc..
From a FWW test on glue strength,
#1 Titebond III
#2 Elmer's Carpenters
#3 Two part Epoxy
(I remember this because the results surprised me.)
I have used wood glue in gluing up bowl blanks. But I have used CA in doing some segmented bowls.
Wood glue for furniture, boxes, toys, jigs, etc..
From a FWW test on glue strength,
#1 Titebond III
#2 Elmer's Carpenters
#3 Two part Epoxy
(I remember this because the results surprised me.)