Lloyd Scott Oglesby is a retired chemist whose background gives him interests and insights in areas from glues and varnishes to fireworks.
▪ bio current as of 1988
Lloyd Scott Oglesby is a retired chemist whose background gives him interests and insights in areas from glues and varnishes to fireworks.
▪ bio current as of 1988
1988
AL#16 p.57 BRB2 p.480
Lloyd-Scott Ogelsby
▪ Problems with Titebond glue turning chalky.
1988
AL#15 p.35 BRB2 p.77
Lloyd-Scott Ogelsby
▪ Concocting your own glue is perhaps one of the ultimate steps in lutherie self-sufficiency. Ogelsby insists that it isn’t difficult, just tricky, but he lists some good reasons for making the effort.
1987
AL#11 p.3 BRB1 p.297 read this article
Lloyd-Scott Ogelsby
▪ An analytical chemist offers some fascinating information about hide glue. It turns out that formaldehyde makes hide glue waterproof. Jump ahead to AL#15 for Oglesby’s how-to article about hide glue.