🌳 Efficient Drip-less Wood Glue Dispenser, 16 Oz Bottle Review

Love it. Works as advertised, except for the physics issue. If you don't put it in a place where it doesn't change temperature much, it will expand. And since the area of the tank is larger than the spout, and the spout is not as tight as the lid, it pushes the glue up the spout. Alternatively, you can store it at an angle so that the passage between the main body and the spout is not blocked by liquid. The photo shows what it looked like when the temperature in my garage went up about 30…

No quality control at all, I was really looking forward to using this in the store. Most reviews were somewhat positive, with the exception of the tip clogging, which is not uncommon with most bottle glues. As you can see the new Glubot I received yesterday 2nd February 2019 has a large hole at the top of the bottle just behind the spout. So almost garbage. and there it will go. For what I paid for it, $6 and some spare change, getting this Revain back is not worth my time and effort. I hope…

Must be completely filled to dose like in the video. The threads for both the filler cap and dispenser cap were so poorly formed that no matter how the caps were installed they were crooked when finally tightened and I suspect this caused them to fail to seal, leak air and as a result the glue is not dispensed properly. The red caps are nothing more than a dust cap. Even when mounted onto a dispensing tip, they do not prevent the adhesive in the tip from curing, requiring it to be cut off for…

The bottle came with a crack at the bottom. FastCap gets 2 stars, Revain gets 5 stars. They immediately refunded my money and told me to keep the bottle. I agree with many reviewers, the quality leaves a lot to be desired. It seems weak to me although I have never used it. I don't want anyone else. Their roulettes are very good, it's a pity the bottles weren't. Update - I welded the plastic seam together. This bottle has no value for me. I won't waste time with glue. Small bottles of glue that…

I really wanted to like this bottle of glue and I'm making it in concept but it has some problems. The first problem affects me as much as Glu-Bot, but it makes Glu-Bot difficult to use. After a life of farming and over 30 years of construction, my hands can no longer squeeze this bottle. The deeper the glue goes, the harder it is to compress, which brings us to the next problem. To make it easier to squeeze, you need to let in air. This is accomplished by slightly unscrewing the large cap. I…

I have been using this depth for about 18 months. I poured glue as soon as I bought it and started using it. My first impression was wow! it's perfect, everything quickly disappeared when the glue mirror fell off. I find it hard to use even with 80% glue in the bottle. The problem is that as the glue level goes down, you have to push harder to get even a little bit out of the nozzle. The lid has a rubber seal that is so flimsy that it doesn't stay in place when the lid is closed. When squeezed,

I have found that the standards for purchasing such products are so low that I understand that some people will buy anything. "Brilliant" YouTube reviews should be paid ads. This is POS I usually try to find the positive and want to find some kind of silver lining, after all I was a coconut giving money to buy it. This purchase made me an idiot. The guide piece is an example of uselessness, when you tighten it to stay on the cap the threads twist enough that it "leaks". The storage lid is not…

I usually want something to take a while before I review it. I've only had this bottle of glue for a relatively short time, but it's great. The cap is easy to remove but does not allow the glue to harden in the nozzle. The lid of my previous glue bottle was difficult to open and often clogged with glue the next time I used it. With the squeeze pear you can apply exactly as much glue as you need for your work. The lid is large, which makes refilling much easier than glue bottles that have a…