 [Larger view] | Big Horn 19119 All-In-One Glue Spreader Kit
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| Works great but | |
| clean up is the only problem I've had with this product. This glue kit was well thought out. With a vast array of attachments, I can't imagine any glue up situation a woodworker couldn't conquer. But beware, if you get pulled away from a project or forget to clean out the attachments be prepared to to spend some quality time with a paper clip. If your shop doesn't have running water, like mine, it can be a real challenge. Best of luck. | |
 This is a nice kit, great for the money | |
| I just used this kit for the first time. I was gluing some melamine sheets with Roo Glue (specially made for melamine) The set up time was 15 minutes, so I had a lot of surface area to cover in short order. This glue kit, using the glue roller did a nice job. It enabled me to cover a lot of surface area quickly. The amount of glue that is released is based on how much you squeeze the container. You can easily see the flow, so guesstimating is pretty easy. My only dilemma is when doing biscuits and glue edge joinery; it is necessary to switch heads. When you are dealing with glue that is sure to get messy. So my quest is to find a dedicated biscuit joining glue bottle. That way I can use both at the same time without making head changes. I think this kit is a great idea. It might be all plastic, but is ideally suited for the purpose. Highly recommended. | |
| Great, but not perfect | |
| This has proved to be a useful tool, but I find it a little lacking when gluing up biscuits, which is why I bought it. I still find myself using the glue straight from the bottle at times, which attests to its usefulness. |
