I can't resist this - with hide glue you don't do much clamping, which is useful because there are some aspects of lute making where clamping would be difficult anyway. It's really hard to go wrong with it, as it's very forgiving of not-quite-so-clean surfaces etc. in a way which modern adhesives aren't. And best of all, it's reversible, even after hundreds of years. Brilliant!

Martin

Herbert Ward wrote:
In using hide glue, is it possible to over-clamp,
so that insufficient glue is left in the joint?



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