Titebond 1415 III Ultimate Wood Glue, 32-Ounce Bottle,Tan, 1 Qt

Best wood glue on the market

I worked in a cabinet shop, titebond was the only adhesive wed ever use. First it was the yellow Titebond II, then it was Titebond III since its a little easier to clean up (the yellow is a pervasive stainer). And its great, itll glue your wood, man. Stronger than the wood itself etc, etc, etc. Is that good? Maybe not. In my home shop, I found the titebond overly messy, annoyingly opaque, and once it sets thats it - the woods secure. But I use joinery, mortises, tenons, dovetails, pegs, drawbores! What if I want to veneer? Inlay? I dont want wood to splinter if it needs to come apart and readjust post glueup. Im using hide glue now. Its clear and tacky with a very lenient setup time. If I mess up I heat the joint and try again. Titebond III gets 5 stars if youre looking to use thick, gunky, cement. 3 stars for fine furniture glue.

Having used it for years it still works just fine.

Works better on my hair than gorilla glue. Okay, not funny. It worked fine on a small wooden table when the leg came off. Didnt want to spend extra on wood clamps etc. Just poured it on, held it for a couple minutes then stood the table to add pressure to it. Works well.

Quick and easy. IMHO the best. Easy to apply and clean and many ways to apply.

Good open time, sets well, and forms water resistant glue joints. Perfect for outdoor (and indoor) projects.

I bought the quart of this Titebond III glue and itll probably last me for quite a while. I also bought a wood glue dispenser to go along with it. I havent used either one yet. I have a smaller container that I have to use up first and it has a built in dispenser. I thought Id need a bunch for this years Halloween building season but...you know...a virus ruined my plans. Even though I havent opened this particular bottle yet, I do have experience with the glue and I find it to be one of the best wood glues out there and as a bonus, I can use it outdoors (many Halloween props are used outdoors)

I used this to glue pieces of oak together to form a endgrain cutting board. I needed it to be waterproof as the cutting board will be wet when washed after use. I would NOT using this on a wood project that might go in a dishwasher.

I use this glue a lot in my furniture projects. Having a larger bottle is very helpful, can be transferred to smaller containers

Works great and it is stronger than wood after it cures