Re: Material: How different glues perform
In Response To: Re: Material: How different glues perform (Marc Donnelly)
I love Gorilla Glue for certain applications, like laminating paddle blanks. It's very strong, but it requires tight joints and solid clamping for best results. Here's a video that demonstrates that very graphically:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUWu-N85oXM
OTOH, it's not much stronger than yellow glue, which works fine with gaps in the joint. Actually, in this test, yellow glue is slightly stronger with a gap in the joint than with a tight joint.
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Robert W -- 8/18/2016, 3:54 pm- Re: Material: How different glues perform
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Brian Nystrom -- 8/19/2016, 10:07 am- Gorilla is good for its speciality
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Marc Upchurch -- 8/18/2016, 10:38 pm- Re: Material: How different glues perform - glass
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