Wood Glue Dispenser, 16 Oz Btl, Drip less

Super easy to use. Perfect size. Seals tight when not in use. Much less expensive than buying the smaller bottles of glue to use over and over. Applies a smooth thin or thick 1/4" bead of glue perfectly where you need/want it. Probably one of my favorite little tools in the shop that's used daily.

I’ve been using my Wood Glue Dispenser, 16 Oz Bottle, Dripless for four years now, and it’s hands-down one of the best investments I’ve made for my woodworking projects. This little gem has been a constant companion through countless builds, from furniture repairs to intricate crafts, and it’s still going strong. If you’re serious about precision and a mess-free workspace, this is a must-have.Pros:• Dripless Design is a Game-Changer: The nozzle truly lives up to its dripless claim. I can apply glue exactly where I want it without those annoying drips that ruin a finish or waste product. Cleanup is practically nonexistent!• Perfect Size for Big Jobs: At 16 ounces, it holds plenty of glue for larger projects, but it’s still easy to handle. I don’t have to refill constantly, which keeps my workflow smooth.• Precision Application: The fine-tip applicator lets me control the glue flow like a pro—whether I need a thin bead for tight joints or a broader spread for panels, it delivers every time.• Durable as Heck: Four years of regular use, and it’s still in great shape. No clogs, no cracks, no leaks. It’s built tough and feels like it could last another decade.• Saves Glue and Money: By eliminating waste, I’ve stretched every bottle of wood glue further than I ever did with standard bottles. It’s paid for itself over time.Cons:• Initial Learning Curve: It took me a few tries to get the hang of squeezing just right to avoid over-applying. If you’re not used to a dispenser like this, expect a slight adjustment period.• Not Ideal for Tiny Projects: For super small, delicate work—like model-building—the nozzle can feel a bit bulky. I sometimes switch to a smaller applicator for those rare cases.• Cleaning Can Be Tricky: If glue dries inside the tip (my fault for leaving it too long once), it’s a bit of a hassle to clear out. Soaking it in warm water works, but it’s an extra step I could do without.After four years, I can confidently say this dispenser has made my woodworking cleaner, faster, and more enjoyable. It’s a simple tool that punches way above its weight. Whether you’re a hobbyist or a pro, the Wood Glue Dispenser is worth every penny—I’d buy it again in a heartbeat!

Easy and convenient to use and clean.

I like the concept but I have to echo other reviews - it's pretty hard to squeeze. It's easier to squeeze if it's more than half full but it's hard to keep the squeeze up to run a long bead. You'll have to snip off the applicator end to get the bead size you want and I like that. I like the cap is rubber and sheds the dried up glue; and also that the cap itself is tethered to the bottle itself (ever saved a bottle of glue with a 10 penny nail as a stopper?)I did buy three of these since I can't commit to a tip size and only one is in service (wood glue). It works well in that you can upend all of your partial bottles of like glue and go to just one bottle that's easy to stopper. For some strange reason; it doesn't get lost in the garage. Mine is used by at least 3 other people and it hasn't been lost yet. (Certainly I am not alone in having a family of people muttering "dang-it, where did I leave the d*mn glue bottle?" only to find 4 bottles of glue having been opened and probably not recapped).The design is sound - but I think it needs to be 1/3 smaller. Perspective: female 45 yo woodworking weekend hobbyist.

Works great

Sooooooo much nicer than the junk bottle that most wood glue comes in. It’s amazing how much easier assembly can be with one of these….or 2+ if you use various types of glues for different situations. Plus ther is less slip since you can control the output more.Super good investment.

Excelente producto!! muy útil

Great quality even though I managed to brake mine. 😪😅