The Best Glue for End Grain Cutting Boards (Titebond II vs Titebond III)
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2024
- Ever wondered which glue is best for your end grain cutting board? Titebond III is a popular choice, but there might be a better option!
Choosing the right glue for your wooden cutting board will increase its durability and allow it to stand up to all the stress in the kitchen, and make it last for a lifetime. Just don't put it in the diswasher...
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Good to know.
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2 for the win
Good points. I agree with the waterproof vs resistant. They aren’t going to be washed in a sink full of water or let out in the rain. But most cutting boards aren’t going to sit in a window with the sun shining through the glass, then the cooler overnight time. And the extra working time can be nice when doing a fairly intricate board. The endgrain ones having more, smaller pieces I guess could work against each other more. But the edge and face grain ones with fewer but longer pieces could maybe tend to warp more. My the bigger thing with end grain is more design possibilities and they hold up better and don’t dull knives as bad as the others. I haven’t built as many, probably, but 4 end grains I built 5 years ago with the III type glue are all still in one piece, but I think both types are good choices.