Glue Rack

Bruce, that is a cool idea and a nicely built rack for them. That way you always have the glue by the nozzle – ready to come out and the air is on the bottom. Super job!!..............cheers, Jim

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Looks good, Bruce. I may need to borrow that idea. What size holes did you use?

-- Chris - Would work, but I'm too busy reading about woodwork.

Nice idea, but I do not use glue bottles.

-- Bert

great setup. i see this going in my shop very soon! Thanks for sharing

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I need to do this. Just this weekend I had to put two bottles leaning at angle to get the dregs down to the top.

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well i like this idea bruce, its a sticky situation when you think of it, so bert, if you dont use glue bottles, what do you use…just curious….

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I put mine on my rolling clamp rack.

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Maybe that would prevent the slug I seem to continually cleaning out of the nozzle.

Stellar job on the build, bud, and stellar idea…I like it….But what if you want to use one of them flat bottles, like hide glue…?...:)....Looks like there may be another one in the works for those..!!

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Thanks for the comments guys.

I almost didn’t post it and then realized if I liked/needed something like this, others might also….sooooooo

CB_Cohick I used a 2 3/8” Forstner that I bought for a clock project years ago. Had to rotate each hole just 10 quick revolutions on the spindle sander to get each hole just right before I eased the edges.

I think a 2 1/2” bit would be perfect, but $$$$. Glad I already had this one. Holes are on 3 1/4” centers.

Bruce

simple and useful, Just what I need. Thanks for posting.

-- Paul M

I used and old cutoff block of yella pine to make one, as in singular. A very useful item for 5 minutes of work and no cash. But I like yours much more as you can store several types of glue in one place, compact, transportable, and ready to use whenever you like.

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Great idea, and great use of your scraps!

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That is a great idea. What would also be nice is a freestanding one to keep near the workbench or assembly table. Thanks for sharing! :)

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Nice job, Works well.

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