I see where this is now available in a liquid from titebond.
I am considering using it this fall on the walnut chest.
Any one used it yet?
Wondering about the quality and strength .
My parents have a cherry table made by my great grand dad , he used hide glue and the thing is still tight as can be.
I have used it before in the raw form when repairing a viola and a violin but not the stuff in liquid form from the big box store.
Hobbyman2
hide glue
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Re: hide glue
The bottled Liquid Hide Glues are excellent. They have become my favorite assembly glue, though I still will occasionally use PVA's or epoxies on specialized jobs.
For the jobs I've done, strength is great; the wood still breaks before the glue joint.
Have fun!
Chris
For the jobs I've done, strength is great; the wood still breaks before the glue joint.
Have fun!
Chris
Re: hide glue
Thanks
I wasn't sure if it was a s good as they claim ,,
I will try it out .
Hobbyman2
I wasn't sure if it was a s good as they claim ,,
I will try it out .
Hobbyman2
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Re: hide glue
My problem with the Titebond glue is that when I go to buy it locally, it has always been expired.
I now use "Old Brown Glue " http://www.oldbrownglue.com/ Longer expiration date.
I now use "Old Brown Glue " http://www.oldbrownglue.com/ Longer expiration date.