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My last two box builds I used the AMAZING GOOP, and it worked wonderful :) not to mention it was pretty cheap

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I always use GG, just be careful to not get it on your hands and clothes, it will not come out of clothes, and looks horrible on your hands for a few weeks.

Though its extremely strong, i think the wood will break before the glue comes apart.

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gorrilla glue expands which makes it not a good idea to use in enclosure making. wood glue should be used...its called wood glue for a reason :P

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yeah definitely wood glue. having to moisten both surfaces for the gorilla glue to adhere to is kind of a pain, and the expanding. elmers wood glue will be your friend :)

 

 

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ive used gorilla glue and its fucking strong. you need to wet the wood edges first but its what I use.

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ive used gorilla glue and its fucking strong. you need to wet the wood edges first but its what I use.

not as strong as woodglue

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I used gorrilla glue for the enclosure in the benz, did not wet the wood and it worked just as good as tightbond 1,2,3, and any other wood glue I have used. I prefer titebond, but I was out.....

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