What exactly is this magical stuff that DM uses?

Is this just normal Hide glue?

Not like hide glue other than color. IIRC DAP Weldwood makes it. It is a
brown powder that you mix with water.
I recall using it in shop class when I was in school.

http://amos.shop.com/amos/cc/main/ca...TIC-RESIN-GLUE

"Rob V" wrote in message
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What exactly is this magical stuff that DM uses?

Is this just normal Hide glue?

Main complaint with Urea Formaldehyde is it is a carcinogen.

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"Rob V" wrote in message
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What exactly is this magical stuff that DM uses?

Is this just normal Hide glue?

Nope. It's plastic resin glue. It does have a longer open time than say
yellow glue but not as long as true hide glue. I use prg to glue up bent
laminations.
SH

At what exposure levels?? Or is this one of those Republic of
Kalifornia things where just about ANYTHING is a carcinogen in big
enough or long enough exposure???

John



On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 11:54:16 -0500, "PDQ" wrote:

Main complaint with Urea Formaldehyde is it is a carcinogen.

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Main complaint with Urea Formaldehyde is it is a carcinogen

Ummm, that is only true in California though, right? ;~)

I have a bag of charcoal that has a warning label for California residents.

Try this link:
http://www.djmarks.com/stories/faq/3..._the_46688.asp
Tom

"Rob V" wrote in message
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What exactly is this magical stuff that DM uses?

Is this just normal Hide glue?

I have a bag of charcoal that has a warning label for California
residents.

What does it say, "Don't hold briquets in bare hand after you've lit them on
fire?"

Lee


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"Rob V" wrote in message
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What exactly is this magical stuff that DM uses?

Is this just normal Hide glue?

Nope. It's plastic resin glue. It does have a longer open time than say
yellow glue but not as long as true hide glue. I use prg to glue up bent
laminations.
SH




For bent laminations, PRG has the added benefit of not being susceptible to
creep like a lot of other glues.

John wrote:

At what exposure levels?? Or is this one of those Republic of
Kalifornia things where just about ANYTHING is a carcinogen in big
enough or long enough exposure???

I'm surprised they don't try to hang a warning tag on each oxygen molecule.


John



On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 11:54:16 -0500, "PDQ" wrote:

Main complaint with Urea Formaldehyde is it is a carcinogen.

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