I am making some small lamps. I want to glue the turned and finished body of
the lamp to a polished marble or tile base. What glue would be best?

James,
I've been doing a collaboration with a potter and he's gluing ceramic and
clay goblets to wood stems I'm turning. He uses Gorilla glue and has not
had any problems or returns.

Good luck
Ruth

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"James R. Shields" wrote in message
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I am making some small lamps. I want to glue the turned and finished body
of
the lamp to a polished marble or tile base. What glue would be best?

The alabaster turners use Weldbond to fix cracks and to glue wood to the
stone.

CD
boulder, co

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"Ruth" wrote:

James,
I've been doing a collaboration with a potter and he's gluing ceramic and
clay goblets to wood stems I'm turning. He uses Gorilla glue and has not
had any problems or returns.

Good luck
Ruth

the glue I use at work for gluing things up is called No more nails, or
something like that, it bonds quickly, I think its quite good, the only
drawback being price.(a tube is more expensive then say white glue or
titebond.

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