Woodworker's Guide to Titebond Glue

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This video is sponsored by Titebond. They are an ongoing sponsor of The Wood Whisperer and they supply me with glue for my projects. Titebond is a trusted name in the industry and you can always count on the quality of their products. While this video focuses on the Titebond brand, it is really meant to be a general overview of the common glue types you might come across and when to use them. I hope you find it useful.

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[sureshot]

Why did I just watch a 20 minute video on glue? Why did I enjoy it greatly? These are some of life's many unanswered questions. But I thank you for making it. I look forward to the next.

[chrislehr]

I dont even care how sponsored this is. Amazingly handy.

[mchristopher]

Mark, incredibly comprehensive video (as usual). Well worth the entire 18+ mins and to keep watching beyond the spoiler alert. Thank you. plus 1 on Titebond III for me.

[lobolusk]

super cool thanks! I always use Titebond 3 but by accident though when i was starting out i just figured "3 is more powerful than 1 or 2 I will go with that one"

[meatwhisperer]

This is exactly the answer I was looking for on Friday Live a couple weeks ago. That chart is perfect! Thanks for the in depth look into glues! Excellent video!!!

[scottbionicnerf]

I wanted to take the time to thank you for this glue video. You answered questions I didn't know I even had, and confirmed a few things I had suspected.

[BronwenM]

Wow I can't tell you how happy I am that you made this video. I've been wondering for a while now what the differences are in all of these. Thank you so much for the chart too. I am keeping it!

[aaroncashion]

After a decade plus of TWW, I thought I knew everything about glue. Thanks for the continued education!

[johnroth]

Thanks Mark. Always appreciate your efforts in helping us learn to be better

[markfutato]

I have watched a lot of videos on a lot of wood working projects and I must say this was the clearest video presentation I think I've ever seen. Thanks.

[AB-nuwe]

Over time, I've learned to just suck it up, and clean both the lid and the snap-close top. Saves time later as wet glue simply, quickly, rinses off the lid. Thanks for the run-down and review.

[rod]

Excellent presentation of glue and glue properties. Answered all my questions. Thank you!!

[codyf]

Thank you for this! Incredibly helpful for a new woodworker.

[elizabethdue]

Love this video.For the first time there isn't a video that says to use Titebound 3 only for cutting boards. I mean if you have lots sponsors and can spend the extra money go for. Always love the honest content!!

[AngieWilliamsDesigns]

This is great. I am going to have to remember this so I can go back and reference it. The spreadsheet looks super handy.

[TheHerbsterooney]

Great intro and insight into the Titebond glue collection. You have provided me with the best all rounder information i needed desperately. You speak clearly and introduced all aspects of each type of glue with working examples at hand. I shall look no further...THANK YOU !!

[LandsharkTank]

I watched your video while waiting for glue to dry on my cabinet doors. :)

[jimheaton]

Thank you for the very thorough video on the different glues. Very informative. Best one on wood glue that I have watched. Thank you!

[TreeOfLifeWoodworking]

Such a great resource. Dispelled some common misconceptions I frequently see. People assume for a cutting board it has to be 3 for example. Or people just use 3 for everything. I'm on a tight budget so I save money wherever I can without sacrificing the integrity of the piece. If I can avoid the more expensive TB3... I definitely will. Dying the color was new to me though. Love that tip

[craigmonteforte]

Excellent summary Mark, thanks for the SpreadSheet too i know you are a Tite bond Sponsored guy now but one thing i wanted to add about them Is i used their products professionally for over 20 years and they were always very helpful as well as standing behind their products so much that Tite Bond products were the only Wood Glues we used With the only exception of a few other specialty products that other companies produced and Tite bond did not at that time