Big Horn 19040 30-Ounce Glue Container with Brush, White

I had the expensive brand which I have had multiples of in the past, so I wanted nothing to compete with the cheaper one. All of them seem the same to me. In my experience making saddles, I've used a number of these products. Their love for me is unconditional. In other reviews, I've read that they tended to leak at the seams. If I had to guess, I would say they kept their glue pot flat all the time, instead of kicking it up on end once it wasn't in use (like when it was filled). It's best to keep them standing on end, so the fumes and pressure which create pressure is released Since glue does not have anywhere to go, there is no need to push it out the seams. The glue pot should be tipped back down when using it, but should always be positioned upright if it will not be used for a prolonged period. A buddy of mine once had even a good one blow out and waste all the glue in a container several times. You'll have to pay! In addition, the puddle of glue dried on his bench by the time the weekend had ended. Using the pot in which he kicks up when it is not in use has solved the problem. My sincere hope is that helped. If this is the issue with the product, we'll know when it happens. I will keep you updated if I remember.

Paul Buchanan

| Sep 06, 2020

Since so many of the pros use similar designs, I figured I should get one too. The toothpicks and cotton swabs I used to apply the glue were getting old. Put all of my adhesive in a jar Two bottles) The first few times I worked with it, I assumed it was fine. The fact is. My adhesive sat on the shelf for a while, so I didn't use it. The glue on my project had all dried solid. I grabbed it for a project and all of my glue was hard and dry. It appears that the pressure built up and pushed the lid off just enough to let the pressure out, but then also enough to allow the lid to stay open for a while The shape of the packaging prevents even me from scraping out the dried glue. However, I will no longer be using this container since I bought new glue. A threaded top on the lid and not a push-on top would be the only way to make this work. The glue container I use is old, so I need to buy a new one.

Brady Barron

| Sep 17, 2020

I like the Big Horn glue pot because it's relatively inexpensive and does the job. You can use it for a low cost and it's However, I would like to give you one warning Store the glue pot in an upright position with the dipping well positioned over the storage reservoir after you fill it with glue. Due to the glue evaporating from the pot when it is sitting in its normal use position, the vapors build up inside the closed chamber of the reservoir, which can cause a crack in the However, the hardening, seeping glue seals the cracks in the furniture.

Penelope MIAH

| Jun 11, 2021

During my first six months with this desk, one of the bottom seals failed and about 16 ounces of glue poured all over the side of my desk and onto On a typical day, the glue pot sits on my workbench, but I was working on a smaller part about a month ago and never re-nailed it to my workbench. I was glad because I had some larger leather projects on the bench at the time that would have also been ruined by the leak, but it's not like you can just pick the contact cement off Maybe it's better that we just say goodbye to the apartment deposit. Make sure you get a good metal glue pot instead of a cheap one.

Kingston Madden

| Jan 01, 2021

I'm sure I would have loved to own one as well but sadly it's falling apart. I had no problems using it. It was easy to use and I was able to quickly get to the glue. It's unfortunate that just a few months after adding glue, there are now cracks along the base of the container, allowing the glue inside to harden and cure. Cracks in the glue reservoir have not been caused by a drop or exposure to extreme temperatures, they were not caused by being dropped or exposed to extreme conditions.

Natasha Curtis

| Oct 12, 2020

The purpose of wasting money is to waste Is brilliantly ripped apart. This will make you the proud owner of $50 wasted dollars just buy it and fill it with glue and watch it fall apart. What? It I just put $30 worth of glue in it so the seams would open and the glue would dry out naturally. My fingers are crossed that with some time, it will split completely open, so I can scrape out the glue and 'possibly' salvage it with some thinner and another container, but I am not hopeful.

Tristen Parsons

| Jan 16, 2021

It holds a quart of glue, but you may want to change the bristles of the 1" brush once the brush cover is placed on it, as they tend to bend out of shape. Note that over a period of time, barge cement glue tends to thicken in glue pots. Glue thinner can be used to thin the is not something to do with the glue pot itself it is all to do with the way the glue is. Apart from that, it is a great deal at this price.

Tommy Boone

| Sep 18, 2020

Yet I was considering the Chinese model, which is less expensive. The patch worked well for about a month before it started leaking at the seam last night. My bench became a real mess after I glued a piece of wood to it. After I spent my money, I should have expected to get my money's worth.

Eddie Sherman

| Mar 11, 2021