Polyurethane glue is a flexible adhesive that's perfect for cold-weather woodworking. It expands as it cures, which helps it ...

PVA glue shrinks as it cures, so when you glue the end grain, the joint winds up with almost no glue and is weak. But because polyurethane glue expands, it creates a much stronger joint.

Wood glues have become tremendously versatile. You can permanently bond wood to wood, or just about any other material you can think of. The only problem with having so many wood glues to choose fr… ...

Polyurethane is an alternative wood glue option that is suitable for filling small gaps or cracks in the wood. It takes about 30 minutes to dry and a full 24 hours to cure.

The most popular wood glues for everyday use are PVA (white wood glue) and aliphatic resin (usually yellow). PVA is great for card stock and paper as well, so it makes a good all-round craft glue.

Wood glues have become tremendously versatile. You can permanently bond wood to wood, or just about any other material you can think of. The only problem with having so many wood glues to choose fr… ...

Glued Laminated Wood (Glulam) is a structural material manufactured through the union of individual wood segments. When glued with industrial adhesives (usually Melamine or Polyurethane resin ...