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After chickens presumably in contrast to corrugation, do not annoy the wood, it should be quite uncritical.
Otherwise I recommend Flour gluesthat is completely nontoxic.
Okey, thank you!:)
What are you building?
When it’s out at the end, you’re using more normal, so not water-resistant wood glue…
…and if you glue, the glue should glue the wood = residues are drawn after drying with the spatula or so…
= then you also have nix where the chickens came…
or you nail your cage or whatever it gets better together than you glue it…
Thank you. Should be some kind of intelligence toy, and with nails and screws, I’m afraid they’re hurting…
Well, in nails and screws, the pointed dangerous belongs to the wood and the round blunt to the outside – already clear or?
…without specific information, a sketch or a picture, you can hardly estimate that…
…at last, corners, edges, spiders cannot be harmless…
Or Erna’s getting stuck somewhere in the mouth…
Yeah, right again…
It depends on what you want to build for them. A chicken stall? A feed bowl? However, I can’t imagine the wood glue being dangerous for chickens.
If he is well-dried before they come into contact with it, nothing should happen.
But you can also ask the seller for safety when you buy the wood glue…
Hope I could help you.
LG
Okey, thank you! No, it should be a kind of “toys” and my father put me the wood glue and unfortunately no longer knows where it is..
I’d say no. We also built our chicken stems partly with screws partly with wood glue. Our chickens have not died
Okey there I am glad, thank you!😂