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Pale Liquid Glue

Dissolve in a glue both edges while the glue is quite hot, glass vessel 100 parts pale "steam glue" in and rub them lengthwise until it has nearly double its weight of water, and add 12 parts set. When the wood is spongy, or sucks up aqua fortis as directed in Dumoulin's receipt. the glue, another method must be adopted- (See No. 2285.) one which strengthens the joint, while it does

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