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<blockquote data-quote="PV Audio" data-source="post: 6575816" data-attributes="member: 554493">I&#039;m sorry to be so rude, but, how are people so **** dense? Wood glue is used to bond WOOD. It is chemically made to bond WOOD. Nothing bonds wood stronger than WOOD GLUE. The only time that you don&#039;t use wood glue when gluing wood is when you&#039;re in a huge hurry and have a large amount of product to make, aka, you&#039;re not giving attention to detail. Wood glue is the only thing that should be bonding your joints. Period. If you choose not to, then fine, but don&#039;t recommend it to other people because wood glue is used for WOOD and there is not a single reputable enclosure builder who does not use it.If you want me to go into the reasons about physical bonds versus chemical bonds, then I will, but just to simplify it: liquid nails is like taking two pieces of plastic and super gluing them together, while wood glue is like taking the two pieces of plastic and melting them together to form one piece. Wood glue is used for wood, end of discussion. If you think it&#039;s not, then please go to any wood working forum or talk to any serious speaker builder and have them take your head off. WG is cheaper, works better, dries faster, sands easier and is simply the superior product. This isn&#039;t my arrogance, it&#039;s woodworking 101 and since enclosure building is often done with wood, then it applies here.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PV Audio, post: 6575816, member: 554493"] I'm sorry to be so rude, but, how are people so **** dense? Wood glue is used to bond WOOD. It is chemically made to bond WOOD. Nothing bonds wood stronger than WOOD GLUE. The only time that you don't use wood glue when gluing wood is when you're in a huge hurry and have a large amount of product to make, aka, you're not giving attention to detail. Wood glue is the only thing that should be bonding your joints. Period. If you choose not to, then fine, but don't recommend it to other people because wood glue is used for WOOD and there is not a single reputable enclosure builder who does not use it. If you want me to go into the reasons about physical bonds versus chemical bonds, then I will, but just to simplify it: liquid nails is like taking two pieces of plastic and super gluing them together, while wood glue is like taking the two pieces of plastic and melting them together to form one piece. Wood glue is used for wood, end of discussion. If you think it's not, then please go to any wood working forum or talk to any serious speaker builder and have them take your head off. WG is cheaper, works better, dries faster, sands easier and is simply the superior product. This isn't my arrogance, it's woodworking 101 and since enclosure building is often done with wood, then it applies here. [/QUOTE]

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