I will be making some walnut chairs, and need a wood glue (not epoxy) with a long-set time. Just wanted to get some opinions.
I will be making some walnut chairs, and need a wood glue (not epoxy) with a long-set time. Just wanted to get some opinions.
I use liquid hide glue for complicated glue-ups that require a longer open time.
You can thin Titebond yellow glue with about 5% water (one part water to twenty parts glue). One of the researchers at Franklin Industries (manufacturer of Titebond) told us that this will slow the set time about 50%. And he said that it won't have any significant effect on the strength of the glue joint as long as you don't mix in more than 5% water.