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  • 08-10-2008 2:28pm
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    bigstar
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    which type of glue do most of you recommend, pva, quick drying, epoxies, i mostly just go with pva because its more readily available but im interested in what other types to use


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    Fingalian
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    Howdy Bigstar,
    I use PVA based glues for most of my woodworking,if I'm making a jig or say a Bristol type lever I'd use a two part epoxy to 'set' the nut.I've also started
    to 'model' complicated stuff before I make it full size and I use a hot glue gun from Lidl for that work. I think some of the turners use superglues for fixing cracks in thin stuff.


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    S.L.F
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    Mostly I use PVA but from time to time use a hot glue gun, 2 pack glue, water proof PVA glue (blue tube), castimite, gorilla glue and contact glue.

    It really depends on what I'm doing>
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    S.L.F
    Registered Users Posts: 533 ✭✭✭S.L.F


    S.L.F wrote: »
    Mostly I use PVA but from time to time use a hot glue gun, 2 pack glue, water proof PVA glue (blue tube), castimite, gorilla glue and contact glue.

    It really depends on what I'm doing>

    and when things get complicated Superglue.
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