THE BEST GLUE YOU WILL EVER USE !!!
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Richard, I am a 72 year old, old fart, that has gotten back in to woodworking after many years of being away from it. I watch you videos religiously. You are a very good presenter. I enjoy the straight forward approach that you use and the fact that you are truly interested in teaching people and sharing your experience. Thanks, truly appreciated.
I ordered the set (glue and accelerator). I probably could have found it locally, but I wanted to support the channel because I've learned a lot and will put the knowledge to use in rehabbing a rental. I was surprised how fast it got here: 3 days from Texas to Maryland! Great customer service!
cool im in MD 2
I can attest to this stuff! I got some about 6 months ago during our renovation. I used it to glue trim together so I could nail all my trim as one piece. The advantages to this are awesome. Your 90 degree corners won't Crack and you won't have any gaps either. It just makes trim work a lot easier and better looking!
Love your video's. Keep them coming. Learning enough to keep me tired for a long time!!
You make it all look so easy! I enjoy your work!
Great video. When I came home from overseas on my second tour I think in 75 we heard about this stuff called super glue. One day we decided to get some of this magic glue. Went to a bar outside Camp Pendleton that we liked because they had Lone Star beer. Not sure if they had it delivered or had it shipped from Texas. The owner was from Texas so I guess he was homesick for LS beer. Anyhow, we had this new stuff and just had to use it properly. When fixing to leave we glued some long necks and change to the table so we could enjoy watching the bar maid try to get the money and bottles off the table. I’m near 70 now and I’d still like to do that again but the doc won’t let me have beer and here in Montana our barmaids carry guns. :)
Try superglue and use rubbing alcohol as the accelerator
Another great demonstration....Thanks for sharing your extensive knowledge.
Exactly why I watch..... Ya turned me on to this glue a 2 years ago on your curved stair rise raised panel job and I ordered it up and started using it. This stuff is absolute gold. When trimming out some Kitchen crown running at $140 a length, this stuff is absolute magic. Pre assembling the tight turns and inside miters without all the pin-nails is super work. Once ya use it, you'll never work without it. I'm into carpentry 30 years and still learning better techniques. Great video work, real fine. Thanks madman!!
Love this channel lots of great advice! Thank you! Not in the same cat. But i have put some “ready to assemble” bambo cabinet and it was rock solid as compared to not gluing.
SUPER helpful. I always wondered how well it would work on this stuff, especially long-term, but you answered it. And love the end stuff. Thanks.
Thanks for all the great videos. visited your site and saw your areas you do work in. I'm in San Antonio and doing finish carpentry in the Dominion area and others. specializing in cabinetry and trim work. If your ever in area doing work, please make videos of what you do. would love to check it out . get alot of tips and inspiration from the videos. keep up the badass work. Great seeing another Texas finish carpenter doing great things.
Thanks! Yeah I will definitely be doing videos if I travel. I've been thinking about working in Austin.
This exact same glue got me through Architecture school. Every time I smell it, it reminds me of walking into studio at 2 in the a.m. during finals. One of my classmates got some in her eye once - she had to go to the emergency room. This stuff is no Joke. Anyhow I have been buying it localy and cheaper, but I have learned so much from you that I am buying from you from now on. Thanks for everything dude. Amazing work.
I always look forward to your postings! 🇨🇦 nice job, informative
Used the glue and accelerator today on some pvc baseboards,worked amazingly! Thanks bro
i use the 2p10 product as my go to. makes my interior work a dream. the painters love me cause all my corners are flawless.
love these systems
DFW great vids as usual bro. I can't tell you how many times you have saved my but installing stuff. Thank you for your time and work...
Your videos are great, I learn a lot from them. Thank you
I’ll definitely be getting some of this glue! No more clamping and waiting for carpenter glue (overnight). Love it! 👍🏻👍🏻
Go get it kelly!!!
Nice work brother. You make videos almost as well as you do trim work. Thanks and God bless.
You do beautiful work! I had never heard of CA glue until I ran across your channel. I'll try using it on some application in the future. Also, your video on attaching 2 pieces of trim together...sanding, filling etc. was fantastic. Now I look at all of my trim in my house and seeing all the seams thinking...crap...I need to redo it...lol. Thanks again for sharing your tips!
love the videos but keep them coming I have a small handyman business and I've learned a lot of tricks from you to make my life a whole lot easier and my order has been placed
I've used CA glue in past, but never had any uncure. I have lost skin on many projects. I still love the stuff. Great Product.
This stuff also works great with PVC brick molding ! Use it to make my miters stay together when framing out windows and door casing outside ..... Thanks I just purchased more .
great channel. glad I found it. I wish you much success with youtube!
Thanks for the video! It was very informative and entertaining! Keep up the great work!
Man I was ready to do crown molding tomorrow till I saw your video on seems! I'm not doing it till I get this glue and spakle and pay super close attention as I want results like yours! Your a pro man thank you so much!
nice work - as always. your content is on point and clear. thanks!
I love this glue and I am always looking for something to glue with it. Sometimes I'll try to glue something that you don't think would hold together with any adhesive and it always works. That being said, I've never had to hold anything for more than a second-literally. It's instantaneous when you put the pieces together. I buy my CA glue from the local Rockler store close by where I live and they carry a great selection of CA glue, CA glue de-bonder, and this really awesome CA glue bottle assorted tips and special replacement caps that the tips attach to. For $25 bucks I can get the glue, activator, de-bonder and the tip set. The bang is definitely worth the buck as far as this adhesive goes. Also Rockler has some bad-ass tools and jigs that are worth a look. FYI- always make sure to clean your CA glue bottle after each use! You'll see. Cheers
Love C A glue glad I could help support you I just got the 8 oz in just two days
Ive watched every video u have made and love the fact that u honestly just want to help ppl and your channel has grown without u asking ppl 2 like or join ur videos! i am only 29 and just started doing my own thing through Home Adviser...not sure if going through them is a good thing or bad thing yet, but seeing how great ur business is and how young u r motivates me so much! Thank u for sharing bc u have changed my life and pushed me to chase my dreams as a contracer! Thank u and God bless!
Wow thanks man! I am glad I could help you! I strive to make the best content I can, and I am glad that I can help people out. I tried homeadvisor for about two weeks but I did not have any luck with it. I know some people get a lot of work out of it though.
dfw crown I just moved to lexington ky and dont knoe no one but i just feel that if i can get some jobs and rly do my best work and take pride in it like u do then the work will lead to more work bc i love what i do! thank u for commenting back
just being curious, how's that home advisor gig working out for you? I was going to sign up with them when I first started my own business 4 years ago but after I got a few jobs under my belt with my name on them i've pretty much been busy since. They still are hounding me though trying to get me to sign up with them since there isn't any one in my area (west Tn) that does work for them so I was just curious to how legit they really are. I would consider training a crew just for H.A jobs if it was worthwhile. Just a little advice, don't underbid yourself just trying to get the job, try to beat competition while doing better work than them. You won't make much $$ in the beginning but once you have several quality jobs under your belt, the work will start coming in. Word of mouth is how I get 95% of my jobs, running my mouth is how I get the rest lol. Also, continue watching this guy (dfw) because he is one of the best in his area just from the videos i've seen. I'm 32 and 4th generation builder and I grew up around residential and commercial construction. I've seen some good and a lot bad, this guy here, pretty damn slick at what he does no joke. I'd love to work with him for a week or two just to see how much I could learn from him in a field that I'm already a seasoned pro. Remember, just because you know how to do something, always stay open minded and watch what others do. Never know when you might learn something. Good Luck!! D.M. @ Full-Time Carpentry
Home Advisor is crap.....Im not even signed up wth them and get Texts and calls all the time...Meaning they want to give me work but I am not prescreened by them and dont have any visible references by them.....Which is against what they advertise as why they are in exsitance ...Total crap .....Word Of Mouth and good work is How I keep working.
idk, word of mouth is getting harder to come by if it's not on a 4" phone or tablet screen. I recently hired a general contractor that was recommended to me from a family member and he has been garbage. I hired a tile guy through HA to re-tile a shower and he was awesome! The experience left me with the impression that I could just become my own G.C. and hire everyone through something like HA, save money, and get a better end result. Just my personal experience... I'm one guy with one house so I could be wrong :/
dude you are an awesome carpenter. This stuff is a great idea and much better than using small nails or staples for joining angles on small intricate pieces. much less chance of ruining the material. thanks
nice video. I am retired from the building trades, I used that type of glue for the last 15 or so years, I liked/used it a lot, I glued my fingers together more than once, do not panic... there is a cleaner that deactivates the glue. I also have done elevators cabs and commercial kitchens, we used a lot of stainless steel on the walls/counters, the glue works great on S/S and other metal, only used it on flat areas. Richard, perhaps you will also make the cleaner available. I occasionally still used the glue. watching your video, I see that I can be more careful with my fingers.
excellent videos. I've learned a lot on each one. Keep 'em coming!
Thank you!
I placed my order thank for helping with great videos keep going like that
I started using CA after I seen you using it and I love this stuff it is so nice to put sections of crown togather then install as one unit love it thanks
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching!
I learned about this glue from your video. I used it on my next crown molding DIY project and it was an enormous help to me. Thanks for this informative video.
Thank you ! Glad I could help.
Good demonstration. I will use CA from now on based on watching your channel and I expect it to simplify and accelerate my production. Dave The Carpenter, in Omaha
Great little channel, you have a fan in Scotland!
Wonderful work and a great You Tube channel. Subscribed and just bought some glue. Keep up the good work and great attitude towards what you do.
Richard! You're so young here. I'm sure I saw this ages ago, you have sure grown up. Still a goof ball - in a nice way!
This glue is awesome.
Great demo of c/a glue stain grade is easy just tape the outside that gets stained inside joints are taped also but that is where a cabinet scraper comes in handy.
easy going talented guy. wish you a lot of success
I use it under a different name brand and it is amazing. When I need a little extra time for allignment, I will glue it, align the pieces and then spray the activator. It is thin enough that it will wick into the joint and work. I generally leave a little extra time for curing when I do this.
I use CA to glue up my window trim, then nail it to the wall as one piece. Makes for super tight and clean joints.
Glue I use (bought it at Woodcraft) is slightly runnier. With pine I have to glue both ends to make it strong enough. I think you see the same thing in your video, that pine is the weakest.
PRO tip- While holding your pieces together for a few seconds move them a bit so they don't become glued to the wood!
Great tips! Loving the videos! Be sure to wear a mask, you all if you use this stuff. You don't need adhesives in your lungs. :D
Another great video guys! Nice job setting up the store. Can't wait for those shirts to come in.
Thanks Daniel! I will let you know when the shirts come in! I need to stop back by again when I am in the area and show you my new drone!!!
That would be awesome! This has been one of the best looking videos so far. The location was great, the opening quadcopter shot…fantastic! And the DOF on the rest of the video…AMAZING!
Great videos, Thank you
I think you just gave a good testament to the quality of the product and not to any kind of weakness you state you may have.
Thanks for your trim angle figuring vid and this one, I didn't know I had to divide the angle in !/2 for 2 pieces,lol
Nice job on the video. Like the drone shots. I use a similar product . It works great
You're awesome dude great info
Ordered....Thanks for the good videos...
Appreciate your support!
Dude! I can't tell you how much I love your vids. I've watched most of them and I'm wondering, do you buy your trim at the Home Depots of the world or are you buying at more specialized spots? Again thanks for all the valuable info!
Great stuff always 'like' your vids forgot to mention thin medium and thick consistency good thing I watched all your vids as you mentioned it in earlier vid.thanks
Great tip Richard👍👍👍
thanks!
damn man, your editing and video intro even got better. been watching all your vids. happy to see your store website products. big fan! God bless!
Thanks a lot! Yes, I recently got a drone, so we are going to try to incorporate the drone into every video intro now! Thanks for the comment!
Finish Carpentry TV it’d look pretty cool if the drone started the shot from a high altitude and descended down to a window on upper level of house, where you’re standing. Idk it looked pretty cool when I imagined it.
Love the thumbnail! :)) hilarious
I dont usually use the accelerator even, I like having more time to line up, I don't mind holding it 15 seconds to setup.
good stuff man I love it it's one of those things I wish I knew about it years ago
Thank you!
Great info...
nice video! I'll be purchasing those shirts when available! Supporting your channel is important... learning so much with your vids.... thanks! :)
Just ordered your product (ca glue/accelerator) to support you and your channel. Thank you.
Good stuff.....appreciate it. Gonna get some
Thanks!
I see you got your company logo on those bottles ...👍🏾
Drone shots are kool...really make the videos
Can the "un-cure" be used to clean up squeeze out? Will it then be stainable? Thanks for the informative videos. Keep them coming.
Keep these great videos coming .
When we use real wood or pre-finished crown we use 10 minute wood glue and CA glue as the clamp. We put the wood glue on the outside so it protects pre finish surface and is easily cleaned.
Wow, what a great tip. I never would of thought to do that. Thanks for sharing!
What is the shelf life on these products please?
What happens to glue that squeezes out on your finished side?is it paintable/sandable?..what about over spray from the accelerator?will it wipe off?..thanks in advance,I love your channel.
I really like that better than regular wood glue.
Great video!
Off subject, but what microphone are you using? The sound quality is great even though the wind is blowing, I want one.
Does it shrink less over time than wood glue? If so this would be a cool option for dovetails and finger joints
Quick tip; fix a SSL certificate for your website; its not that expensive and will make your site more trustworthy.
Love your channel keep up the good work!
For two long runs that end at an outside corner, would you resort to wood glue and clamps or would you still use this type of adhesive? I see how you join shorter runs and then install, havent seen how you go about joining lengths I would assume are too long for this method. Thanks, love your videos.
when cutting holes in plasterboard for down lighters run a bead around the cut plaster and activate. It will go hard and stop damage from the down lighter clips
I use pvc pipe weld-glue to join mitres etc on pvc facings, facia, mouldings etc. Very diffficult to break it!, & to clean/polish the surface of over-spill glue....use fine,then ultra fine wet& dry paper.
Hahaha . You glued everything together... great point.
Where do i get this glue? By the way your videos are awesome bro im from dallas i have learn alot with your videos
Howdy, where can i get this set of adhesive?
I may have missed it ... but does it work well with PVC trim, which is much more common here than PU.
how long is the working time of the glue before you connect the pieces?
@dfwcrown can you do a video on how you cover up your nail holes all the way through to what you use to fill em how long you let them heal what you use to sand them if you do etc
Sure, thanks for the suggestion. I'm always taking suggestions.
You turned me on to ca glue a year ago and I'll never trim without it. I share the secret whenever I can.
dust both surfaces with sodium bicarbonate, blow off excess, it acts as an accelerant. If the humidity is below 20% CA really slows bonding, lightly moisten surface to get bonding. also true for PU poly urethane glue and foam.
Does it work on glass? I am planing to add wood molding to my bathroom mirrors, do you thing it would work on that project too??
Anyone that builds and fly's RC Airplanes has been using this glue for nearly 35 years! I always wondered why woodworkers didn't know of it. I've been using CA on my own personal woodworking projects for more than 20 years.
B Tomas do you know if you could use this glue on real wood? Like pine, oak, common wood, poplar?
U got on it that glue is the best
How do you clean your hands after work every day? Im always getting it all over my fingers and its a pain to get off my skin.. but so glad you showed me this stuff i love prefabbing pieces together with it!!
Try acetone.
I use it in the airplane hobby but will start using it on trim. Where do you get yours? I have found it the cheapest at a locally owned high end contractor store. Mann tool and Supply
Is it possible to work with you for some time? I'd like to learn from you if its possible. I live in Frisco tx I do know a little bit of carpentry painting tile and some other stuff.
You can prevent the super glue from drying in the tube by storing it in the fridge. I have some that's been there for many months that still flows fine.
That is the recommended storage for super glue, some comments above state that it's the same as super glue.
Have you ever tried using that glue with exotic woods like ebony?
in what ideal temperatures is better to woik with ca glue?
Can you post the link to your store here? I don't see it anywhere using my phone. Thanks!
How does the glue work with PVC material like AZAK?
Great videos,where can l get that glue,any store can you recomend o have to order on line..?
Works good when your cutting old wire off a spool with a cutting torch and when it springs off and burns a hole in your leg and wont stop bleeding so i told my buddy to grab this glue and the kicker and put glue on hole first then the kicker and instant band-aid and back to cutting after cleaning puddle of blood up. Needless to say i ruined a pair of socks and pants from blood. Oh and it was an 1/8" hole
How do you get the glue off if you get some on your hands or glue your hands?
What do you use the resin bead for ? not sure if its for sale in the uk
what are you using to clean squeeze out on the face of your materials? how easy is it to clean up?