Any experience with Lee Valley Cabinetmaker's Glue 2002 GF

[Paul]

Anyone here have any experience with Lee Valley Cabinetmaker's Glue 2002 GF?

Opinions?

Thanks

[Edwin Pawlowski]

I use it all the time; flows easily, good working time.. I have some stuff clamped up right now in fact. Never had a problem with it. Only time I did not use it was when I needed water resistant and water proof.

[A Dubya]

Hey Paul,

Yip, no probs with it. Use lots of it, daily. I use other products for vacuum work/marquetry/bent lams though.

Cheers,

aw

[R. E. Engerman]

Is it just for making cabinets or can it be used for other stuff? I'm going to make some kitchen cabinets so that may be a good glue for me.

Ralph Engerman R. E. Quick Transit

[Bridger]

it should work fine for mounting craftsman saw motors to the underside of unisaw iron tops....

[JGS]

[A Dubya]

Hey JG,

I stick (a little pun there) with Unibond 800 or the West System. Both are top of the line in my opinion. Less shrinkage/swelling/springback issues.

The Unibond 800 comes from

and the West System, I pick up at Lee Valley. The West System not only works great, but is a lot of fun. You can dye it any color you want, and use it as a filler.

I was commissioned awhile back to do a childs bedroom set. I routed out small geometric shapes on the pieces and filled them in with the west system, dyed with a flouresent pallete of colors.

Anyways, both are a very reliable adhesive.

Cheers,

aw