Original Wood Glue

The Titebond Original Wood Glue is a dependable adhesive that works well for woodworking, furniture repairs, and general household projects. The glue spreads smoothly and provides a strong bond once cured, making it useful for both small repairs and larger assembly work. 🪵 The consistency is easy to work with and doesn’t feel overly runny, which helps keep applications cleaner and more controlled. It dries fairly quickly while still giving enough working time for adjustments during assembly. The 8 oz bottle is a convenient size for regular DIY use, and the squeeze bottle design makes application simple without creating too much mess. Overall, this is a trusted and versatile wood glue with reliable performance and easy everyday usability.

Titebond is basically the duct tape of woodworking glue. If your project breaks next to the glue line, congratulations, the glue did its job and the wood gave up first 😭🪵 It spreads easily, dries fast enough to keep a project moving, and sands down clean without turning into weird rubbery boogers like some cheaper glues. I’ve used it on everything from furniture repairs to craft projects, and it holds solid every time. The bottle design is simple, the cap doesn’t clog too badly if you have at least three surviving brain cells, and cleanup with water is easy before it cures. Definitely one of those products you buy once and then suddenly every workshop shelf has six bottles of it for no logical reason. Has almost no smell and is a great size bottle for the price

I used this wood glue to repair my solid, heavy wood coffee table after it broke during a move, and I couldn’t be more pleased with the results. The table was expensive and had sentimental value, so I was devastated when it cracked. I was looking for a strong, reliable adhesive that could handle the weight and stress of daily use, and this glue delivered perfectly. Application was incredibly easy. The consistency is smooth, making it simple to spread evenly across the broken edges without any mess or excess dripping. It sets fairly quickly, but there’s enough working time to ensure proper alignment before clamping. I followed the recommended clamping time to allow for a strong bond, and once fully cured, the table feels as solid as it was before the break. What impressed me the most is how strong the hold is. I was worried that the repaired area wouldn’t withstand pressure, but after testing it out, the bond feels incredibly secure. There’s no visible weakness or movement, and the table remains sturdy even after daily use. Cleanup was also a breeze. Since it’s water-based, I was able to wipe away any excess glue before it dried, leaving a clean and professional-looking repair. Overall, I am extremely happy with this product. It saved my table and provided a level of strength I wasn’t sure was possible from a glue alone. If you need a reliable wood adhesive for furniture repair or other heavy-duty projects, I highly recommend this one.

This is perfect for my needs. I used to wooden letters glue to a wooden board. It dried quickly, process was easy and the glue dried invisible.

I ordered this glue after doing some research on what glue does guitar luthiers use when they build or repair guitars and this is the stuff they have been using for a long while. There's a few others, but they appeared to involve more technical experience than I was willing to adapt to. My friend bought a guitar that was in very bad shape. It's a classical guitar that is supposed to use nylon strings. Someone didn't know that and put steel strings on it, which caused it to begin separating the neck from the body, as well as warping the neck and parts of the body. The glue came the next day, so we removed the steel strings and used some Titebond glue to put the thing back in place. We weighed the neck down so it put pressure on the part that attaches to the body of the guitar for 24 hours and braced it so while holding everything in place, it also straightened the neck considerably. Then worked on the warps in the body after 24 hours of letting the glue bond. Ordered new tuners for it and nylon strings, set the guitar up with the new goods, then had to fine tune a part here and there, and now it's a real guitar again, and the glue is holding everything together like it's supposed to. Never heard of it until I looked online, and I'm glad that I did instead of using something else that would've not had the bond this glue has built a reputation on in the guitar world. I'm certain it can be used on anything made from wood and will hold better than what most people have readily available from their local hardware store. I'm very happy with it.

I used Titebond for a bookbinding project, and it worked very well. The glue is strong, dries quickly, and holds the pages and spine firmly in place. I was especially impressed with how smoothly it spread and how clean the finished result looked—no lumps, wrinkles, or excess residue. The drying time was ideal: fast enough to keep the project moving, but still giving me a bit of time to adjust the placement before it set. Once dry, the bond felt durable and flexible, which is exactly what you want for a book that needs to open and close often. Overall, I’m very happy with the results. If you’re doing bookbinding or similar paper projects, this glue is definitely worth trying. 5 stars.

Its wood glue, used it for several glue ups and it works well. Can't go wrong with tight bond.

very good bonding

Great. Thanks

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15年以上前からギター等の修理に使用している。大きいサイズのものを使っていたが残量が減ってくると中身が出るまで容器を逆さまにして待つ時間が掛かるのがイラッと。 このサイズのものの方が使いやすい。

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