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Pot call Questions

Started by Nolehoe, May 06, 2012, 09:39:41 PM

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Nolehoe

Well I think I'm going to take the plunge and try my hand at turning a pot call.  But I have a question or two about glue.

What do ya'll glue your playing surface and sound board with?

Which glue do you use for laminating wood?

TRKYHTR

For laminating I use tightbond II. It has the blue label. For the playing surface and the soundboard I use goop. It's doesn't matter which one; houshold, plumers, etc...

TRKYHTR
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Nolehoe


handcannon

Quote from: Gitzit69 on May 06, 2012, 10:41:11 PM
Quote from: TRKYHTR on May 06, 2012, 10:26:30 PM
For laminating I use tightbond II. It has the blue label. For the playing surface and the soundboard I use goop. It's doesn't matter which one; houshold, plumers, etc...

TRKYHTR
Ditto

Double Ditto

pappy

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lightsoutcalls

Only difference for me is that I use Titebond III.  It is waterproof rather than water resistant.  It has a green label rather than a blue label. 
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Nolehoe

Quote from: lightsoutcalls on May 08, 2012, 09:19:20 AM
Only difference for me is that I use Titebond III.  It is waterproof rather than water resistant.  It has a green label rather than a blue label.
tb iii is what I had in' mind, glad to know its been tested

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smurf

Quote from: TRKYHTR on May 06, 2012, 10:26:30 PM
For laminating I use tightbond II. It has the blue label. For the playing surface and the soundboard I use goop. It's doesn't matter which one; houshold, plumers, etc...

TRKYHTR
double ditto
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ccstruttabusta

I am also interested in making my own pot call. I want to try and make a purr and cluck pot. I was thinking about using cedar for the wood, I thought it might give it a low soft sound. I also wondered if it was just slate with no sound board. I wanted to do a cedar striker as well with a mushroom tip. Any advice would be greatly appreciated 
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