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    Default Small Glue Pot

    Greetings
    Here are some snaps of a small Glue Pot I picked up a while back.
    Lovely castings;came half full of dried glue.
    Have not tried it out yet;too scared I might knock it off the bench.
    Cheers
    Tony
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    Very cute.

    I love the fact that it has a lid.
    I have a couple of iron pots, but neither have a lid. I have to cover them with a rag to prevent shavings/dust getting into the glue.

    I use hide glue enough that I like to keep glue in the pots ready to go.

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    I bit nicer looking than a 3 litre plastic bottle of Titebond 3.
    My age is still less than my number of posts

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    A nice antique, to be sure. I have an old cast-iron double pot ('standard' size), but only used it a few times before I went out & bought a wax pot - so much more convenient (& it has a lid, too!).

    Cheers,
    IW

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    Pretty cool.

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    That is incredible, I have an identical glue pot. I have had this one for a long time and used it for repair jobs. I found the biggest problem was preventing the water in the jacket from boiling. To overcome this I had a small square of 6mm thick steel plate on top of a metho burner, even so it took a fair bit of supervision to prevent the glue over heating.

    Jim

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