Wood Glues! Different Types and How To Use Them PVA, CA, Polyurethane Starbond Akfix EthAnswers

Ethan goes through a number of different style woodglues! He talks about their properties, what sort of projects they are ideal for and what brands Stockroom Supply sells.
Starbond & Akfix Glues - stockroomsuppl...

[@free-rangeorganic-lit-farm811]

That is helpful information. Thanks. I have not seen any of those available at the Hardware stores here. I will investigate further. Also,
I would recommend that you consider using a mic to get consistent audio volume and sound quality.
Keep it up!

[@docolemnsx]

Sweet! Wish you had shown some contact adhesives, particularly rubber based spray, since that's what I was researching when your vid showed up :D But otherwise very informative on every single topic!

[@Bill.L.Carroll]

Good insight and comparison video, cheers, mate. 👍🏽

[@robertmoffett5929]

Interesting and informative video as always, thanks.

[@joseamaral2307]

If d3 is equivalent to Titebond 3, so D4 is equivalent to what? You have in the market PVA D4

[@StockroomSupply]

D4 is a polyurethane so much like gorilla glue!

[@joseamaral2307]

@@StockroomSupply You have in the market D4 PVA glue

[@StockroomSupply]

www.akfix.com/fr/adhesifs/360fc-fast-cure-pur-wood-glue-d4

[@ringwood]

Did you do a companion between Akfix D3 and Titebond lll ?

[@AtifHasanReflections]

kindly let me know if adding25% water to tightbond 3 with an objective to reduce its viscosity will result in significant reduction of its bonding strength ??

[@hassanal-mosawi4235]

Thanks for sharing that

[@markmiles4359]

Nice.

[@2bfrank657]

Audio is too quiet