Laminated turning blanks question...

[Uncle Cracker]

Gonna laminate some dissimilar wood species to produce turning blanks. I'm curious which glue has proven the best choice for you turning gurus out there. Blanks will be for stoppers, knife scales, pens, and other smaller non-food pieces. I'm thinking that strength, invisibility and ability to work in a tight, nearly starved joint might favor thin-bodied CA. Opinions?

[Russianwolf]

All the laminations I've done have used yellow wood glue or Elmers Glue All if I need more open time.

[eezlock]

laminated turning blanks

I did that just the other day for a project, used the yellow glue worked
fine...no problem. eezlock

[softop41]

Uncle Cracker,
I make a lot of bottle stoppers and laminated bowl configurations, etc and use original TiteBond but have also used TiteBond II and III both.
HTH
Jerry

[Uncle Cracker]

Thanks guys... I'll give it a shot with TB2. Maybe that way I won't end up glued to the blank...

[Carlos]

I've used regular yellow Titebond as well as the "premium" wood glue, both seem just fine. If you have a properly fitted joint I don't think it matters what you use, the line will be invisible.