DCT Wood Glue Applicator Glue Syringe with Glue Tips – 20 mL Syringe Glue Applicator Wood Glue Syringe for Woodworking

The body of the syringe is hard plexiglass, and the top cap screws on. There's a hook for yout fingers to apply high pressure. It ships with two sizes of solid brass nozzle, as well as a tube adapter. I used it to repair an end-grain breadboard: I was able to force glue a long way into the joint, without breaking the board. Cleanup with warm water was strightforward, because the whole thing disassembled. Excellent price point - no need to spend $25 for the Rockler version.

Works better than I expected. Gives you the leverage necessary to force glue into places not normally possible.

I liked this as it helps fix old or flaky veneer by putting the right amount of glues exactly where I need. Clean up isn’t easy due to its size but it wasn’t difficult. I left glue in it for a week & it remained liquid. Good product. I expect to use this frequently during restoration projects.

I used this to fill in wood glue in between wood flooring seams. Worked well. I washed it well after every time I used it, and it cleaned up and looked as good as new. I didn’t get finished because it doesn’t hold a lot of glue. That’s fine with me because I was satisfied. I will just after work a little more.

I am a woodworker and use a lot of yellow wood glue. I have some aftermarket applicator bottles that I use but this is great for getting glue into loose dowel holes and small rabbits. I have a very high pressure one as well as this. The front of this will accept not only the 2 brass tips but also included is a Luther adapter that will allow you to attach 2 inch stainless tube tips.

Our house has a handmade cedar light in our front yard: It's about 30 years old and was starting to rot. Clear cedar has gotten $$$, so I decided to use Abatron epoxy penetrating hardener and filler to maybe get 10 more years out of it. Bought this syringe to inject the hardener into the cedar. It worked perfectly! Then I rinsed the syringe with their solvant and left it on my workbench. Came back in an hour and the glass had fractured for no reason that I could understand -- maybe the epoxy residual hardened/expanded? No idea, but it turned out to be a single-use tool.

Using this to apply joint compound in nail holes and small gaps. Precise application. Easy to clean.

I used this syringe to inject glue in a cracked chair. It comes with two conical nozzles. It was helpful, but I wish it would have come with a needle to go deeper. Overall a good tool