Steve Southwood
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What are you using to glue up your dovetails? An extended glue or regular setting type?
Dovetail Glue
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I used good ol' regular titebond 1 for all of my kitchen drawers
Gary Zimmel
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Titebond III for me. 10 minute open time...
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ken werner
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Yellow glue. Titebond 1 or Elmers.
If I have it, Old Brown Glue is also really nice. It's a liquid hide glue that just needs a little warming to use.
If I have it, Old Brown Glue is also really nice. It's a liquid hide glue that just needs a little warming to use.
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I used good ol' regular titebond 1 for all of my kitchen drawers
Same here.
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Unless it's a really big project where you'd need a lot of open time, plain old woodworker's glue works fine for me. The only issue is that it's water based so it can swell the wood, making the dovetails harder to put together if they're tight to begin with.
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