Ryan Sowers wrote: > Bill Smith (who made the Golden Hammer Award for many years) presented a > class on glues several years ago. He emphasized that Elmer's glue is > "good glue". He put together some small blocks of wood, and then put > them in a baggie with some water for a day. You could see that the glue > line had become "milky" but nobody was able to pull them apart. Elmer's Glue-All will most definitely cold creep under pressure, which makes it unsuitable for general woodwork in my shop. It's probably fine for felt work, though I prefer hot hide glue for that. The one thing I find it ideal for Is balance rail holes. Ron N
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