What type of wood bending process is described here: + Finished part has best appearance with continuous end-to-end grain + No glue-up with visible glue lines + Strong; no short cross-grain structural weakness – Bending and cooling forms required – Steam box and boiler required – Ultimate curve shape may be somewhat unpredictable

What type of wood bending process is described here: + Cold process, no special equipment required + Strong – Bending form required – Lots of strips to cut and keep in order – Difficult to control final part thickness – Messy glue-up, strips want to slip sideways when bent – Dried glue squeeze-out on part must be removed before further processing. – Glue lines often visible laminating

What type of glue wood be the best choice for steam bending?