FastCap 98211 BabeBot 4-Ounce Wide Mouth Glue Bottle

Works perfectly. Quick delivery.

I use glue all the time and this is a great tool

My old one cracked after many years of daily use. I Love these.

I love these bottles, I have 4 I'm using and a couple in reserve. But on a couple of them the gasket is very fussy. It'll work then leak, I play w the gasket then it works.

Filled contained with Gorilla Wood Glue, all I ever use. Worked pretty well the day I glued up a couple projects. In fact, worked real nice. Re-filled the container, cleaned the openings, seals, etc. and put in the cabinet. A week later, went to use it, and the glue inside the container was partially set up. The openings were okay, but the body with the glue was not. Attempted to use, and wasn't able to. Next, thought somehow I should clean it out. Big mistake. Big mess. Tried flat blade screw driver, paper towels, etc. And, lacquer thinner doesn't help either. Ended up throwing it away. Advice? DON'T use this with Gorilla Wood Glue!. Not sure if some other wood glue might be better or not? Wasted a bottle of glue, and the container. Back to the drawing board looking for something that will work.

I really like this glue bottle. I use it for wooden crafts, primarily. It's quite small and has a very fine tip. This is perfect for me because most glue bottles put out too much glue or too wide a band--OK for construction but not for crafts. You determine how large the opening is based on how you cut the tip on this, and it can be very fine indeed. It will allow you to apply glue to very small areas. This is probably my favorite part of this bottle.The bottle is airtight and doesn't let the glue dry out...very helpful.The number 1 reason I like this is that I can now buy large glue containers (including gallon sized, if I want) and refill this, rather than having to use the container or a paintbrush for application. I fill it up to the very tippy top so there is no air inside the bottle as a way to make sure the glue doesn't dry at all. If I use a good bit, I will refill it right away so there is never any air in there. Handy.This company makes a larger one as well and I had originally intended to buy both, but I have ended up liking this one so well I don't feel that the other was necessary. Great product

I use a variety of glues for different woodworking projects. I use a special glue for small projects that dries clear, and adheres to wood, metal, painted surfaces etc. but I don't use it that often or on large projects because it dries so fast. I bought this bottle for that glue, but now I'm going to buy the larger gluebot bottle for my TiteBond glues. I thought the design was just for looks but you really can glue at any angle, easy to control the glue flow and it's just so freaking cute. Anyway, worth the price (I think) although it is tiny...but if you work with model airplanes and small woodworking projects you're going to love it. The red cap is annoying as it flops around and you have to seat it on the top to keep it out of your work. It's attached by a thin red tether that won't last long, and that means I'll be digging dry glue out of the dispenser, but...still worth it to have such control over the glue, and not have to hold a heavy bottle.

To compliment his big brother this "babe" is excellent for smaller projects. I find it excellent for small picture frames and anytime I'm adding a spline. Recently I used it with brad nails to make some light duty 1/2 ply drawers with butt joints. No need to spread the glue at all! I also find this bottle to be a little less tiring on the hand. When using the the larger glue bot a lot my hand tends to tire from squeezing over and over again. Once you get down to the final quarter of the bottle you have to squeeze quite a bit to get the glue out. Working in my uninsulated/unheated Vermont shop in the winter (shop temps vary between freezing and zero) I keep the big bottles of glue on the opposite side of the house a story down. This is where we have some unfinished basement space that I can do finishing work in the winter, but I don't do glue-ups down there. So, when I'm at the tail of the bottle it becomes work. With the babe-bot this isn't the case. If you're doing small woodworking projects, this is definitely worth the tiny investment.