RocklerGlue Applicator Set by Rockler

Works great for gluing up projects with no mess and ease of uze

muy practico

This is the first time I've tried one of these kits and I'm really sorry I didn't do so earlier. I chose Rockler as the source as I've had great luck with their products in the past and this was no different.Highly recommended for the hobbyist woodworker. Durability might be an issue for a professional.

Haven't had any complaints. They spread the glue easily and clean up easily.My biggest issue is that the setup is made for small jobs. I do some bigger jobs from time to time and would love to have a roller that is twice the size of the one that comes in the kit.I don't know if this was intended but the roller will attach to the much larger Titebond3 bottle which is a big bonus. The one that comes with the kit is pretty small and I am constantly refilling it.

The Rockler Glue Applicator Set is a fantastic addition to any woodworker's toolbox. The variety of caps for the bottle in this one kit allows the woodworker to tackle a wide variety of glue-up tasks.The 8 ounce glue bottle holds plenty of your favorite glue (I use Titebond III and Elmer's GlueMax), sufficient for most projects (at least in my case). This one versatile glue bottle then accepts one of several caps for specific glue-up needs.The Standard Glue Spout with Red Cap can have the tip snipped to regulate the glue flow to your comfort level. I have several of these Standard Glue Spouts with Caps, 2-Pack snipped to differing flow rates and angles so that I can swap them out as needed by the task at hand. The red cap fits securely and does not fall off.The Glue Line Centering Attachment makes getting a center-lined bead of glue on boards up to 3/4-inch thick a breeze. I then use my Rockler Glue Brush from my Rockler 3-Piece Silicone Glue Application Kit to spread the bead for even bonding. Note that this attachment is used in conjunction with the Standard Glue Spout; the Line Centering Attachment just slips over the front of the Standard Glue Spout and stays secure even while laying down a glue line.The Silicone Glue Brush Applicator is my favorite attachment. A silicone glue brush and a bottle of glue all-in-one. Glue flow is good; clogging has never been an issue, and this single tool gets a lot of mileage in my shop.The Glue Roller Applicator is very easy to use and makes even-spreading of glue over wide surfaces very easy. In case you were wondering, the little springy bit attached to it is for capping the roller where the glue exits the bottle.I use the Mortise Glue Applicator when I create mortises using my Bench Dog Tools 50-37801 Beadlock Pro Kit. This handy attachment reaches right to the bottom and puts glue exactly where I need it. When it does miss a spot, I can then use the pointy end of my Rockler Silicone Mini Glue Brush, 2-Pack to redistribute glue within the mortise. The little red cap stays nice and secure when popped on the end.The Glue Funnel makes pouring of glue from gallon jugs a breeze. No mess, no drips, no spills.I love how all of these components are easy to clean. They say you can let the glue dry on these and then peel it right off, but I prefer to wash things up straight after the session with a soft brush used for dishes, some soap, and warm water.In summary, I love my Rockler Glue Applicator Set. Some combination of this handy tool sees plenty of action in pretty much every project I complete.Thanks, Rockler!