On Wed, 4 Oct 1995, GABRIEL ZWIERSKI wrote: > Sorry to keep beating a dead horse, but... > ...first chance I've had to respond to this > When I'm using hot glue (I normally use granular or 1st water crushed > sheet), I normally keep 2 pots going. The first is full strength (for > veneering and contact gluing) and the second is a mixture of the first with > Franklin Liquid hide glue (and sometimes water) added to retard setup time (and > sometimes strength). The amount of Franklin's and additional water vary > according to the job. After a couple of initial experiments I was able to > pretty much eyeball the required amounts needed for various setting times and > strengths needed for the application. > It behoofs me to add that in a pinch, you can use Knox unflavored > gelatine (don't use Jell-o --- too much sugar !-) > > Gabriel Zwierski > Finisher/polisher > > "No case too hard" > > Great hide glue puns! <<Dead Horse>>...<<behoofs>> intentional, I presume? Gordon Wilson
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