wood glue

[Mack13]

Hi folks, has anyone on here tried Wilko's pva wood glue? If so, is it any good.. and if no good then what would you recommend..
I need a good glue for blocks of wood... nothing fancy..

Thanks
Mack13

 

[fredster]

Cascamite. Strong, cheap and waterproof.

 

[nephilim]

I don't like the wilko one...it doesn't seem as strong as other brands.

 

[British Red]

I like gorilla glue on wood.

 

[Exploriment]

I also liked using Gorilla Glue when I built my kayak.

 

[Robbi]

I've tried the Gorilla super glue and definitely under impressed with that !

 

[British Red]

Don't think its the same stuff Robbi, this is what I was using

 

[nephilim]

Personally I'm a tite bond man...not had an issue with it.

 

[Clouston98]

I like gorilla glue on wood.

I've used that for a fair bit of stuff now- very solid, I'll be using it again .

 

[Mack13]

Thanks for the suggestions everyone.. both Gorilla glue and Cascamite have very good reviews so will go with one of them.

Cheers

Mack13

 

[Kerne]

Personally I'm a tite bond man...not had an issue with it.

Seconded - love the stuff.

 

[dwardo]

The killer for most PVa type glues is moisture. Some are better than others.
My favorite are the Tightbond II & III. Put some serious strain and not failed.

Depends what your glueing, how your glueing and what it will be used for/load/sheer.

 

[nephilim]

For chopping boards and knife/tool handles where I've needed to pin to the tang I've always used tite bond...it's never failed me.

 

[ntl19]

cascamite for wood every time, I made my kitchen cupboards, coracle, string maker, shelving etc. With it nothings broke its easy to sand to keep everything neat, great product