Glue

I normally use white pva glue,any major brand,it dries clear and has a slightly longer open time than the yellow. If it is a complicated glue -up that can't be do in stages I have used plastic resin(urea form.)While hide glue is easy to repair it also has a short working time.

Regards
Jerry

When making flutes out of aromatic red cedar I usually use Gorilla glue. Some folks complained about the squeeze-out, but I've found if I mix a few drops of water into it and stir it up real good I can get it to "pre-foam" and then I get VERY little glue seeping out of a joint.

Some woods, though, are kinda oily and tehn we have to use a different glue and often have to wipe down the joint with alcohol or acetone first. The flutes get exposed to moisture from teh inside (from our breath) and can sometimes be subject to a fair amount of differential stress having an interior that's warmer then the exterior. You can tell right away if you used teh wrong glue.... believe me.

Something to consider when selecting glue is will the joint be repairable. The glue choice is very important for chairs, tables etc. If you have ever taken a chair apart you will be thankful if the right choice was made.

Regards
Jerry