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    Default Glue for timber chopping board??

    Hi all,
    Looks like I have been holding on to all my questions till tonight. Just wanted to know what glue is acceptable for use in the making of typical chopping boards from smaller blocks? I want to have a go at a few chopping boards...just don't want to poison anyone.....

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    There's a big difference in the chemistry between the liquid glue and the polymerized form when it has set up in service. Any of the popular woodworking glues should be just fine = just don't lick off the squeeze-out.

    I don't know which glue was used in this board. Most of the time, I have some sort of sheet on top. Made years ago, this unit is very functional and convenient.
    Used also for my apple peeler/corer/slicer tool and my Imperia pasta machine.
    Not enough mass for a meat grinder but I don't care.
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    Hi,

    I've been using Titebond 3 on knife blocks. So far so good after 6 months use.

    Probably would have used epoxy if I had some.

    Sam

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    HI Both Titebond II and III are both FDA approved so are eaqually suitable for chopping blocks etc and also excellent all-round use too.

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    Default glue

    Agree with Sam., TB 111, is good as gold and waterproof, of course.
    Drillit.

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    Is Aquadhere Durabond (a poly glue) ok for chopping boards?
    So many ideas........so little skill........

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robson Valley View Post
    There's a big difference in the chemistry between the liquid glue and the polymerized form when it has set up in service. Any of the popular woodworking glues should be just fine = just don't lick off the squeeze-out.

    I don't know which glue was used in this board. Most of the time, I have some sort of sheet on top. Made years ago, this unit is very functional and convenient.
    Used also for my apple peeler/corer/slicer tool and my Imperia pasta machine.
    Not enough mass for a meat grinder but I don't care.
    Wow Robson Valley......You are a real "trendy....making your own Pasta.
    Do you make apple pies after you have processed the apples?
    PS I went onto Google Earth to see where Mt Robson is. Boy it looks to be an out of the way place to live. Its the sort of place I would like to live but the cold would be too much for me, let alone the long winters nights.
    Just do it!

    Kind regards Rod

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    you lads have convinced me.....I will give Titebond III a go!!!!.............thanks to all

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    Default Gorilla glue

    Our small bread board made of two pieces has come apart. Is Gorilla glue ok for fixing it? The Gorilla seems to be water proof enough, but I want to be sure that it is food safe.
    Last edited by beer is good; 17th May 2013 at 02:32 PM. Reason: more info

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