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I just spent 10 minutes for the umpteenth time getting the dried glue
out of the slightly-too-clever-for-it's-own-good cap of a bottle of titebond 2. it's pretty good when new, but after a few refills and cleanings it gets pretty mangled. the more mangled it gets the quicker it gets gunked up. yeah, I know, go buy another bottle of glue. I don't wanna. thing is, it's not all that great for a glue bottle. it's OK in use and it's nice that the lid doesn't get lost, but the service life is too short. it's _always_ the cap that fails in my shop. thinking about the resturant ketchup squeeze bottles. seems like the same kind of plastic, but built a little stouter and with a simpler spout. pretty cheap, too- half a buck or so from the resturant supply. anybody using these? something else? got a favorite? |
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Mustard, Plotchman's salad style. Tom
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Mike O. wrote in
: I use the school sized elmers bottle and refill when needed. It's small enough to carry in my tool belt. The tip stays cleaned out pretty well and when it gets worn out I spend 49 cents on another. Mike O. Sometimes you can take the cap from the Elmer's and put it on another type of glue bottle... Puckdropper -- www.uncreativelabs.net Old computers are getting to be a lost art. Here at Uncreative Labs, we still enjoy using the old computers. Sometimes we want to see how far a particular system can go, other times we use a stock system to remind ourselves of what we once had. To email me directly, send a message to puckdropper (at) fastmail.fm |
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I liked the new Titebond design initially. I did observe that the glue
would build up overtime. I then started to wash the top after each use. I later decided to use smaller bottles, but still wash the top after each use. Dave Paine. wrote in message ... I just spent 10 minutes for the umpteenth time getting the dried glue out of the slightly-too-clever-for-it's-own-good cap of a bottle of titebond 2. it's pretty good when new, but after a few refills and cleanings it gets pretty mangled. the more mangled it gets the quicker it gets gunked up. yeah, I know, go buy another bottle of glue. I don't wanna. thing is, it's not all that great for a glue bottle. it's OK in use and it's nice that the lid doesn't get lost, but the service life is too short. it's _always_ the cap that fails in my shop. thinking about the resturant ketchup squeeze bottles. seems like the same kind of plastic, but built a little stouter and with a simpler spout. pretty cheap, too- half a buck or so from the resturant supply. anybody using these? something else? got a favorite? |
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I just bought on of these bottles. So far I like it. I don't have to
turn the bottle over and wait for the glue to run out. http://www.tools-plus.com/fasgb-glubot.html Ted |
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wrote in message ... I just spent 10 minutes for the umpteenth time getting the dried glue out of the slightly-too-clever-for-it's-own-good cap of a bottle of titebond 2. it's pretty good when new, but after a few refills and cleanings it gets pretty mangled. the more mangled it gets the quicker it gets gunked up. Snip I posted these instructions for Swingman the other day when he was trying to understand the instructions that came with his glue bottle. I could not resist reposting them again for you. LOL I am the owner of a tool. Importance is placed during the time of cleaning with care. Glue liquids will harden and require effort for removal on the wheel. When need for tool has expired clean completely with cleaning materials. ;~) |
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I have been using one of these for a few months and I like it. I just had to
do a major cleaning because the glue went bad. It wasn't really easy. max I just bought on of these bottles. So far I like it. I don't have to turn the bottle over and wait for the glue to run out. http://www.tools-plus.com/fasgb-glubot.html Ted |
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Glu-Bot bottles by Fastcap. I got mine from the lumberyard, but they have
them on Amazon and most of the online stores as well. They do cost about six bucks, but they have a design that mostly eliminates the top plugging with dried glue. Plus you can buy replacement tips. Those look nice, but I would think that they have a fatal flaw... a separate cap. A titebond/elmers/mustard cap has an integral lid.... I'm so sure that (for me) a separate cap would end up on/closed less often than an integral cap. It would be nice if could just buy titebond caps separately. -Steve |
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Stephen M wrote:
Glu-Bot bottles by Fastcap. Those look nice, but I would think that they have a fatal flaw... I agree about the cap. The Glu-Bot really does work well controlling drips and applying the glue very evenly. The large cap has a place to store the red cap onboard. Barry |
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I like the newer Elmer's design - bottle is easy to grip, has a flat side so
it doesn't roll to China if it tips over, and it has a fine tip (adjustable via where you cut it) with a snap on cap. The Elmer's glue seems to hold up as well as Titebond. I got it free at a WW show and will probably buy with it goes empty. wrote in message ... I just spent 10 minutes for the umpteenth time getting the dried glue out of the slightly-too-clever-for-it's-own-good cap of a bottle of titebond 2. it's pretty good when new, but after a few refills and cleanings it gets pretty mangled. the more mangled it gets the quicker it gets gunked up. yeah, I know, go buy another bottle of glue. I don't wanna. thing is, it's not all that great for a glue bottle. it's OK in use and it's nice that the lid doesn't get lost, but the service life is too short. it's _always_ the cap that fails in my shop. thinking about the resturant ketchup squeeze bottles. seems like the same kind of plastic, but built a little stouter and with a simpler spout. pretty cheap, too- half a buck or so from the resturant supply. anybody using these? something else? got a favorite? |
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J T wrote:
Sat, Nov 5, 2005, 6:09pm (EST-2) s I just spent 10 minutes for the umpteenth time getting the dried glue out of the slightly-too-clever-for-it's-own-good cap of a bottle of titebond 2. snip something else? got a favorite? One of my Titebond II tops broke. Found out a French's mustard top fits perfect, and works nicely. JOAT If it ain't broke, don't lend it. - Red Green I gotta ask... what's covering your mustard now? -John in NH |
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On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 20:00:55 GMT, John Girouard
wrote: J T wrote: Sat, Nov 5, 2005, 6:09pm (EST-2) s I just spent 10 minutes for the umpteenth time getting the dried glue out of the slightly-too-clever-for-it's-own-good cap of a bottle of titebond 2. snip something else? got a favorite? One of my Titebond II tops broke. Found out a French's mustard top fits perfect, and works nicely. JOAT If it ain't broke, don't lend it. - Red Green I gotta ask... what's covering your mustard now? -John in NH a broken titebond2 cap, perhaps? |
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On Tue, 8 Nov 2005 17:11:45 -0500, (J T) wrote:
Tue, Nov 8, 2005, 8:00pm (EST+5) (John*Girouard) I gotta ask... what's covering your mustard now? Would you believe a Titebond II top? JOAT If it ain't broke, don't lend it. - Red Green must be a bitch, unclogging the mustard now.. *g* mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
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