What kind of glue for spanish cedar?

[GTsetGO]

It's a little stronger than the white/yellow wood glue.

it will hold up to "abuse" more.

[Sailchaser]

I only use west system epoxy, I built boats from scratch for years and its the only thing to use, plus you can mix in the dust to make a matching seam

[groogs]

Originally Posted by GTsetGO

It's a little stronger than the white/yellow wood glue.

it will hold up to "abuse" more.

I always use Titebond III, like Silound suggests, and I only use dark glue when working with dark woods, like Black Walnut.

I never heard dark glue was stronger, interesting.

[GTsetGO]

Originally Posted by groogs

I always use Titebond III, like Silound suggests, and I only use dark glue when working with dark woods, like Black Walnut.

I never heard dark glue was stronger, interesting.

just going with what was told to me in my woodworking classes.

but i do use titebond for everything wood related.

[rizzle]

Thanks for the replies guys.

[markem]

I'm lazy. I have gorilla glue and am not afraid to use it

For all my shelving, I use two pieces of spanish cedar, but do not glue them together, instead I leave an air gap between the pieces which is pretty large.