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Hi Christopher
My preference is liquid hide glue on joinery that may need to be repaired, if ever, at some time in the future. I use yellow glue on joinery that is unlikely to be repaired, such as panels, as it dries faster and I can get on with the project sooner.
Regarding the absence of clamps, less pressure is needed if the edges are well-jointed. Most woodworkers probably squeeze away the glue. I posted about this recently.
Regards from Perth
Derek
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Careful with the blasphemy there Derek, the clamp companies may come after you!
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