On 12/10/2012 9:29 AM, David Love wrote: > Chamfering the bore edge is a good idea and I do it even with the TB Trim > that I use. I think probably the problems I see from loose hammers on jobs > I've run into with hide glue is a viscosity issue, too thin, at least > judging from the size, or lack of, of the collar where I see this happening. Anything can be done badly, even with first rate materials. That doesn't make it the materials' fault. > I'll have to look into the Assembly 65 glue. Had not heard of that. I've mentioned it a number of times on list. It's another Franklin product. High solids, fast set, dries cracking hard, heat sets so would be a good choice for high production RF cure as well as general woodwork. Like TB 50, you can probably get it fairly cheaply from Franklin in 5 gallon lots, or from M&H in quarts. It's an interesting glue, and worth a try. Ron N
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