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Title: Performed poorly on mitered 3/4" plywood joints
Review: I've used Elmer's Carpenters Wood Glue for years, but recently I bought some of the Titebond to give it a try. I'm building a shelving unit out of 3/4" birch plywood with 12" shelves, mitered at each corner.I started out using the Titebond. After gluing a number of miters together I realized I made a mistake and had to take several corners apart. Kind of frustrated, I just pushed in on the boards, and they came right apart. I really didn't think they were held together stongly enough. So, I switched back to Elmers. And, I did an experiment. I waited 24 hours after gluing a joint with Elmers, just like I had with Titebond, and tried the same thing. I couldn't break the joint apart. I didn't try with all my strength, just the same amount I had used on the Titebond joint, and more. But, the joint held. So, I'm convinced the Elmer's is better for gluing mitered plywood joints.
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