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To make your hide glue look less refined you can add ochre pigments or a little dry dust. A touch of dull yellow and a touch of black iron oxide will make a nice brownish green that matches burned wood, the patina on some stones and patinated bone handle materials.
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www.nativewayonline.com/glueinst.htm
www.nativewayonline.com/glueinst.htm
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You can make hide glue by cutting rawhide into tiny pieces and cooking it gently with water until it becomes thick and vicsous. Strain it, pour it onto a metal sheet and alow it to dry. Then flake it off and pound the larger chunks down to a convenient size.
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Flexible hide glue can be made by adding glycerin in weight equal up to the dry weight of the glue. (Used for book-binding in times of old.) To make it water resistant just add tannic acid, formalin, or formaldehyde. ... To make hide glue water resistant just add tannic acid, formalin, or formaldehyde.
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www.zetatalk.com/shelter/tshlx010.htm
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Put this whole piece of leather in the embroidery hoop & make sure you can see all the lines marking the edges of the bag, within the hoop. The leather should be somewhat taut but not overstretched. ... Fletching with hide glue...
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LIQUID HIDE GLUE ... The glue should run from the brush in a steady stream and make a slight rattling noise in the pot. If the pot is kept boiling, thinning with water is necessary every time the glue is used. Glue must not be allowed to get hotter than boiling water.
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www.kramers.org/glue.htm
www.kramers.org/glue.htm
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Paric continues speaking as he moves over to the end of the workbench where several objects are sitting. "Today, you will learn about how to make and apply hide glue." ... "To make hide glue, you will need several things." Paric says as his hand points to several objects on the benchtop."
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www.bushville.net/smithcraft/lessons/hide_glue.html
www.bushville.net/smithcraft/lessons/hide_glue.html
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Take a look at my controversial GLUE CHART; I’ll stick with hide glue. . .; © Frank Ford, 1997, 1999; Hide glue has the best characteristics for stringed instrument work, BUT it requires care and practice to use properly. ... Make sure the joint is clean, freshly prepared to avoid oxidation, well-fitted and clamped in time.
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www.frets.com/FRETSPages/Luthier/Data/Materials/hideglue.html
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Regarding elasticity however, it is possible to make hot hide glue elastic by adding glycerin, but it also weakens the glue, as well. Occassionally though, you will need elasticity, as when assembling a tambour door.
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www.player-care.com/hideq-a2.html
www.player-care.com/hideq-a2.html
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