Titebond 3

[Ross Buchanan]

We found the clever looking spout lids on titebond bottles get clogged up too easily. I considered a gluebot type, but we'd need several and its a lot of money for a thing I haven't tried myself.
In the interim, I bought a dozen condiment bottles from nisbets- the sort that cafes use for ketchup. Cheap as anything, so theres always a bottle within reach. Easy to clean, got a lid attached. Clearish, so you can see how much is in there, and when its going to come out, squeezable. You can cut the nozzle, so we have big hole and small hole.
Highly recommended in a working shop.

 

[Chief Sawdust Maker]

As a newbie, can I ask if you decant your own choice of glue into the glubot? I have been following some you tube users and they use titebond 3 but just use a smaller bottle topoed up. I have issues with carpel tunnel and weakening grip / squeeze so looking for easiest day to day bottle /glue combination to squeeze.

You can put any type of glue in a glubot
I have a large and small with Titebond 3 in and a small with Titebond 1 in
I haven't had any squeezing issues i also have hand issues
I also use a lot of CA glue for holding down on a CNC and decant from superglue bottles into a small squeezy bottle with a needle tip on

 

[Sara Fitzsimmons]

You can put any type of glue in a glubot
I have a large and small with Titebond 3 in and a small with Titebond 1 in
I haven't had any squeezing issues i also have hand issues
I also use a lot of CA glue for holding down on a CNC and decant from superglue bottles into a small squeezy bottle with a needle tip on

Thank you for info.

 

[Sara Fitzsimmons]

Thank yo

We found the clever looking spout lids on titebond bottles get clogged up too easily. I considered a gluebot type, but we'd need several and its a lot of money for a thing I haven't tried myself.
In the interim, I bought a dozen condiment bottles from nisbets- the sort that cafes use for ketchup. Cheap as anything, so theres always a bottle within reach. Easy to clean, got a lid attached. Clearish, so you can see how much is in there, and when its going to come out, squeezable. You can cut the nozzle, so we have big hole and small hole.
Highly recommended in a working shop.

U for all the info. I can imagine those are pretty easy to squeeze.