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Does PVA wood glue have a particular affinity for wood?
Because when I happen to leave the application brush unwashed for an
hour, it's still usable, whereas when I yesterday glued a piece of timber in place it started almost immediately to "grab". In another situation I drilled a hole for a dowel through both pieces of wood, glued the dowel and hammered it in. But stupidly I had not previously located a suitable punch to punch it right through into the second piece, and by the time I did find one (30 seconds) that dowel was immovable. I've done this before and it works fine as long as one does not pause even for a second whilst hammering it through. This is Evo-Stik Weatherproof Wood Adhesive, by the way. I fill the hole in the outer piece with another dowel cut off flush, then planed or sanded, by the way(2). MM |
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