Educational woodworking for home and school (1908)
Park, Joseph C · New York, MacMillan · leaf 162
ine glue is manufactured from curds of milk. Itis an excellent glue for manual training work. There isanother article of a similar nature on the market calleddextrineglue; this is manufactured from potatoes and corn. The uses to which glue is put are many. Among someof the more important might be… … used for stiffening straw, cotton, etc. It is the glue in thestraw that makes ones hat have a sticky feel when wet.Glue comes to us in flakes to be prepared for use, or inliquid form ready for use. For woodwork it is betterto buy the ordinary flakes and prepare them as the glueis needed. There are…
Manual training · Woodwork
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