Don Teach wrote in 140604 MMDigest:

> The number one reason I do not use Titebond glue on any parts that
> may need to be taken apart in the future is that Titebond glue does
> not allow that joint to be taken apart again.

"Titebond" comes in several "flavours"!  The "liquid hide glue", by
Titebond, is quite similar to the gluepot variety, with the addition of
(if I recall correctly) urea and glycerin.  It dries quite slowly, often
requiring overnight drying times.  It will "let go" upon application of
heat, and doesn't creep appreciably more than gluepot glue.

True, the Titebond wood glue is like "Elmers on steroids", and I wouldn't
use it on a piano or organ!  The liquid hide glue seems okay, though.

Thoughts and corrections are welcome!

Bob Loesch
Northern California, USA

 [ Titebond Liquid Hide Glue, a "natural protein emulsion", is described at
 [ http://www.titebond.com/product.aspx?id=9e9995b4-08eb-4fc6-8254-c47daa20f8ed 
 [ -- Robbie