hide glue 3

[Annie Grieshop]

One possible change to Bill S.'s original plan:  cut the hole in the top as
a right angle and a semi-circle (tear-drop shaped).  That lets you scrape
excess glue off a flat stick or brush, as well as a round applicator.

Of course, that's from when I had too much time on my hands, so maybe now
I'd just drill a round hold and get to work.... <g>

It's a great gluepot system, however, and I thank Bill every time I use it!

Annie
  -----Original Message-----
  From: Ron and Lorene Shiflet [mailto:rlshiflet at cableone.net]
  Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2007 3:49 PM
  To: PTG - ask
  Subject: hide glue 3


  This is the method that I use today.  I got this idea from Bill Spurlock.

  The glue is still in a baby food jar.  The warmer is a hot pot that I
bought at Walgreen's.  They cost $9.99.  Simply drill a hole through the top
for your paint brush and you're in business.  It works scaringly well.   The
reason I like this method is that the lid stays closed and you dip the glue
out through the top.  You never deal with glue evaporating and the lid keeps
the moisture in.




  Ron
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