how is wood glue diferent than any other glue?
DoItYourself.com very clearly defines the different types of glues with some general information. Here is their information on different types of adhesives: Woodworkers’ Glue • Also called carpenter’s glue. • Has a faster grab than white glue (set time is usually within 15 minutes). • Is usually tinted an off-white or yellow. • Woodworkers’ glue is used in applications where better water resistance, heat resistance and ease of sanding are desired. • Aliphatic wood glue, a general-purpose adhesive, is also popular among people who are doing woodwork, including those building or repairing furniture. • Non toxic and non flammable. White Glue • Also known as polyvinyl acetate (PVA). • A non-waterproof adhesive used mostly for interior woodworking jobs where a waterproof joint is not required. • Usually packaged in plastic squeeze bottles, these inexpensive, milky-white glues dry clear and are fas
