Ive been lucky then. I didnt know they did the PU frothy stuff. Ive bought 3 bottles now and theyve all been the "PVA" type stuff. I will remember (hopefully) when I order the next one.
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Ive been lucky then. I didnt know they did the PU frothy stuff. Ive bought 3 bottles now and theyve all been the "PVA" type stuff. I will remember (hopefully) when I order the next one.
I've literally just got a domino 500 this week pre the annual festool price increase, its the best thing ever 
the efficiency it adds to your workflow is amazing. Once you have your head around it you can make mortice and tenon joints without thinking about in seconds and with minimal or no measuring out. I do have quite a bit of the green stuff, I like the attention to design, the dust extraction on the tools is amazing.
the efficiency it adds to your workflow is amazing. Once you have your head around it you can make mortice and tenon joints without thinking about in seconds and with minimal or no measuring out. I do have quite a bit of the green stuff, I like the attention to design, the dust extraction on the tools is amazing. 
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The wood glue is all a modified PVA. It's the original stuff that foams.
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A good tool for chipboard.
Because you can sort of hold the chipboard together while the fire gets going then chuck the lot on...
(I hate chipboard, and pockethole joints)
Lol.
Me too.
But...
Pocket holes + dowels make good knockdown fittings - an alternative to barrel bolts if you don't want the fixings to show on the outside
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They also do a version of jungle / duck tape - and it is absolutely fantastic, Costco have had large rolls in and it is by far the best of these types of tape I have every used, comes off the roll easy, has some seriously strong adhesive and a really good quality tape.
