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Offline rockrush69

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how do i make glue from fresh tendon sheaths and fat from cow ? (not dryed)
« on: September 18, 2013, 01:50:58 pm »
Hey guys ... i have just recieved my free tendo s from my buddy at the butcher shop and after cleaning the sheThs and extra fatty stuff off the tendons are hanging outside under my carport to dry ...now .... i want to make glue from the bowl full of tendon sheaths, small useless tendon, and fat left over . It is not dry and is in my freezer raw still . Can someone help me ? What do i need to do to this to make glue from it ?

 I know someone is a master at this and will help me so thNk you in advance my brothers and sisters ... namaste
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Re: how do i make glue from fresh tendon sheaths and fat from cow ? (not dryed)
« Reply #1 on: September 18, 2013, 02:29:31 pm »
Check out Osage Outlaws post in the build alongs. He did a good one for making glue. It may be back a few pages.
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Re: how do i make glue from fresh tendon sheaths and fat from cow ? (not dryed)
« Reply #2 on: September 18, 2013, 03:50:55 pm »
I wouldn't use fat to make glue. 

This post follows my first attempt at making sinew glue.

http://www.primitivearcher.com/smf/index.php/topic,30740.0.html
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Re: how do i make glue from fresh tendon sheaths and fat from cow ? (not dryed)
« Reply #3 on: September 18, 2013, 05:33:57 pm »
I make to many bows and arrows to waste the sinew on making glue . I was hoping to make glue from the crap i cleaned off the tendons ... i get my sinew raw from a butcher ( this time it was 8 cow legs ) and i have to cut alot of crap off them to get them down to drying sized .honsstly i have been using tight bond 2 for like 2 years for all my gluing and it has worked incredably well with no cracking or lifting or problems of anykind ... i recently used knox gelatin to put rawhide on a bow and honestly it was messy and a real pain in the ass ... lol .... but i also used dog bone rawhide so it was really thick and i haf to get slopy and tie it down every mm.  !!! With sinew i huess its dip and stick so it will probably be nice . I was basicly just trying to learn a new way to do things .... hey heres a brain twister ... what if i use both . Tight bond 2 and knox .... size the bow with tight bond .... and dip the sinew in the knox as i put it on ???? Would that work ???
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Re: how do i make glue from fresh tendon sheaths and fat from cow ? (not dryed)
« Reply #4 on: September 18, 2013, 06:17:31 pm »
You can buy quality hide glue relatively cheap from an art supply catalog like Dick Blick.   The brand name glue I have is  H. Behlen ground hide glue (B940-00255) Check ut the Dick Blick website or Michaels or Hobby Lobby.
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