Thank you. It was questions that I had, so I figured someone else might have the same questions. I'm no Norm Abram expert, but I have learned a few things over the years. Thanks for watching.
Every time I use the titebond 3 I have been disappointed. Never seems to hold. I end up telling myself I will NEVER use this again. I don’t know if I am doing something wrong or not using enough but this is the only glue I have ever had issues with. I end up going with the Tytebond 2 find my happy place once again. lol! Any words of wisdom oh great one?
Can't say that I have had any issues with Titebond 3. All the projects I've made with it are holding up nicely, but I'm also not submerging them in water. As I said in the video it is "supposedly" water proof. Not being there to see your projects, can't really tell what the issue could be. One thing that is key to a solid hold regardless of the glue is a tight joint, it should be clamped and you should always have some squeeze out (not the Mississippi River, but a nice flow of squeeze out). As I said, for most of my projects I also use Titebond 2. Don't know if any of this helps, but just keep at it and enjoy the shop. Thanks for the comment.
@@AndersenWoodCrafts Thanks for the reply. I am sure I am doing what you have suggested. I always brush both sides of my glue joints to help work it into the grain better as well regardless of what glue I use. I’ll keep at and try doing some mock-ups. I feel I need to figure this out. Thanks for the video!!
Really informative well put together video. This is exactly what I was looking for thank you! 👍🏻
Thank you. It was questions that I had, so I figured someone else might have the same questions. I'm no Norm Abram expert, but I have learned a few things over the years. Thanks for watching.
Every time I use the titebond 3 I have been disappointed. Never seems to hold. I end up telling myself I will NEVER use this again. I don’t know if I am doing something wrong or not using enough but this is the only glue I have ever had issues with. I end up going with the Tytebond 2 find my happy place once again. lol! Any words of wisdom oh great one?
Can't say that I have had any issues with Titebond 3. All the projects I've made with it are holding up nicely, but I'm also not submerging them in water. As I said in the video it is "supposedly" water proof. Not being there to see your projects, can't really tell what the issue could be. One thing that is key to a solid hold regardless of the glue is a tight joint, it should be clamped and you should always have some squeeze out (not the Mississippi River, but a nice flow of squeeze out). As I said, for most of my projects I also use Titebond 2. Don't know if any of this helps, but just keep at it and enjoy the shop. Thanks for the comment.
@@AndersenWoodCrafts Thanks for the reply. I am sure I am doing what you have suggested. I always brush both sides of my glue joints to help work it into the grain better as well regardless of what glue I use. I’ll keep at and try doing some mock-ups. I feel I need to figure this out. Thanks for the video!!