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The Complete Guide to Glues and Adhesives |  | Authors: Nancy Ward, Tammy Young Publisher: Krause Publications Category: Book
List Price: $19.95 Buy Used: $0.60 as of 7/29/2010 14:01 CDT details You Save: $19.35 (97%)
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Seller: internationalbooks Rating: 7 reviews Sales Rank: 695467
Media: Paperback Edition: illustrated edition Pages: 144 Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2 Dimensions (in): 10.9 x 8.3 x 0.4
ISBN: 0873418204 Dewey Decimal Number: 745.5 EAN: 9780873418201 ASIN: 0873418204
Publication Date: January 2001 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description In 1995, Tammy Youngs The Crafters Guide to Glues took the crafting world by storm. Now, Tammy has teamed up with Nancy Ward for this full-color follow-up that covers everything crafters and artists need to know about glues and adhesives currently on the market, including their uses and applications. Besides presenting the basics, like safety, there are nearly 30 quick and easy step-by-step projects. Nancy Ward is the author of the popular Stamping Made Easy, while Tammy Young has co-authored such well-known books as Craft an Elegant Wedding and ABCs of Serging. -Now includes memory crafting, stamping, and embossing. -Covers glues, adhesives, and applications for paper, wood, glass, metal, stitchless sewing, and embellishing any surface. -Special sections on hot glues and power bonding.
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Comprehensive glue guide November 12, 2009 Keith R. Prior (traveling) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This book is quite complete and comprehensive. It nicely avoids the name brands and asks of the reader to look at the ingredients. Smart.
What A Great Glue Reference Book (plus projects!) July 4, 2009 auroradawn (Elk, WA United States) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a wonderful reference book for glue use. Very valuable information plus a group of projects to try. Very pleased with purchase which arrived quickly in perfect condition.
NOT all inclusive...but satisfactory for crafters even though better products exist July 15, 2008 CLG (South Dakota) 1 out of 2 found this review helpful
As one with a strong chemical background; museum/fossil conservator (using and testing a multitude of acrylics, acryloids, butvars, animal & wood glues, cyanoacrylates/superglues, etc.); and crafter (multi media - metals, rocks/minerals, fabric, paper, acrylics, oils, colored pencils, molding and casting, jewelry making and so much more), books like these cover only the basics. It is imperative for all to do their OWN tests on products that can be tossed if the "experiment" doesn't work out. Test FIRST, then apply where appropriate. If you have access to the latest publications on adhesives/coatings/glues, I believe it is important to learn from the scientists who actually developed many of these adhesives/coatings, yet note that if one doesn't try "new" or "different" products on specific applications, one may never know if that product is really the best. I've seen products used for different applications and work - surprise. Yet others haved failed, in fact many adhesives fail over time, yellow over time, crack, become brittle, cause over fusing between the glue and product where the glue was applied, AND cause health problems. So know your products used in your work. Try to get MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) information for your products in your "arsenal" (I have a huge tool kit full of various products). And remember, using one product or just a few for all your work is not smart - use the best product for the job and if it poses a health concern, protect yourself. Learn as much as you can - information provides power and a satisfactory product (artwork or other project you may be involved in). Wish this book (and its sister book) could have been more explicit on these suggestions I have provided. Yet for the beginning crafter, it is a good place to start.
The Complete Guide to Glues and Adhesives September 9, 2004 G. Clark (Springfield, MO) 10 out of 12 found this review helpful
The title of this book is a gross overstatement and highly misleading. It is in no way a complete guide to glues and adhesives. A more approiate title would be "A Craft Persons Guide to Glues and Adhesives" because thats all the book is. If you're not a craft person this book is not for you.
A Grateful Woodworker June 22, 2004 Woodworking is not all about "Titebond II," contact cement, and 5-mintue epoxy. Most of us woodworkers do not even know how and when to use them correctly. If your creative (I wish I were) there are times when art forms and mediums intersect. "The Complete Guide..." written by Ms's. Young and Ward, IS the book needed to handle this "event." Using the advice and guidelines in this book, I have been able to incorporate some very beautiful designs in box making.
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