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The Amish Secret To Making Wood Glue From Milk

This video provides a complete, step-by-step tutorial on making casein glue from whole milk, a traditional Amish technique that produces a glue as strong as modern PVA and far more water-resistant. The process begins by heating 1 quart of whole milk to 120°F and adding 1/4 cup of white vinegar, which causes the milk to curdle. The curds are strained through cheesecloth, rinsed with cold water, and then mixed with 2 tablespoons of hydrated lime (available at any hardware store) and enough water to create a smooth, creamy consistency. The video demonstrates the glue's strength by gluing two pieces of oak together and subjecting the joint to a shear test, showing that the wood fails before the glue joint does. It also shows how to store the glue in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.