"Michael Daly" wrote in message

Could try blood - take some blood (Inuit used to use caribou
blood), swish it around in your mouth to get it good and warm
and start coagulating. Smear it on the wood. It will give a
decent bond. Not likely to be dangerous unless the caribou has
a nasty disease.

Mike

Thanks for that tip. My shop gets chilly, but now with my new glue and
procedure I'm going to be doing glue ups all winter long. In the summer
will I still have to swirl it in my mouth?