BOSSDOG Clear Dry Wood Glue 16 fl oz. Strong Bond, Fast Drying, Cutting Board Safe, Dries Clear, Carpentry Projects, DIY Home Repair, Woodworking, Furniture Repair. Made by a Maker, for Makers

Tried it and liked how it glued the wood . And clean up was nice and easy

Honestly this has to be the best clear dry wood glue on the market I’ve ever used. Lays down perfectly, easy clean up, great work time and non-toxic. All of these reasons and more make this a great choice for any woodworker or hobbyist looking to support a blue color company started here in the USA. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

I mainly ordered this brand of wood glue, because the squeeze top is smaller than the one on Elmer’s wood glue bottle (see my comparison photo). I am assembling a wooden dollhouse (1:12 scale), so I need to have small amounts of wood glue at a time. The Elmer’s wood glue just squeezes out too much glue at a time and is always clogging up.I like that it dries very fast- like within a couple of minutes. I was attaching two sides of dollhouse foundation pieces, turned around to do something, came back, and the glue was already dry. I didn’t even have to use a clamp. The glue also dries clear, which is nice for me. I don’t want brown residue on my dollhouse exterior. Another nice thing is that the top has a two step closure mechanism. The top is first twisted closed and then pop the top down. I think this prevents clogged tops.The bottle contains 16 ounces, and thankfully, it arrived in a plastic bag. It did not leak. It’s Made in the USA. By the way, it also complies with FDA guidelines for indirect food contact after cured. I’ll keep that in mind if I am ever going to make a cutting board.Conclusion: I am very happy with this wood glue for the design of the top cap. It’s great for smaller DIY projects. It’s also a great value. I would recommend this wood glue.

This glue has exploded on the woodworking scene and if you pay attention to just about any woodworking YouTuber, they're all using this glue for projects that only need water resistance (they're working on the waterproof one now from what I've heard).This is a really good woodworking glue that dries clear and is great for things like assembling flat-packed cabinets, furniture, etc where you know it's not going to move until you do, so a couple of drops of glue in dowel holes can turn what used to be wobbly desk into something that will have to be dropped before it breaks.Also, since it dries clear, even if you happen to forget about wiping it out of the corners, only a very discerning eye can even see that there's glue there and it made this little kitchen pantry I got quite sturdy with only a couple of drops of glue per dowel.Overall, this is really good glue that gives the current main brands a run for their money and is supporting a small company just getting off the ground, so give them a try if you're a woodworker doing indoor projects (for now) and you'll probably never go back to those other brands.

Smells like Titebond, flows like Titebond, binds and cures like Titebond, meets ASTM D-4236 indirect food safety standards like Titebond, soft, squeezable cylindrical container like Titebond.So what’s different?Instead of Big Yellow Glue’s chisel-tip that spreads a thin, wide bead of glue BossDog uses the same kind of round turn-to-open cap that my favorite mustard does and leaves a similarly thin round bead of glue. Note there’s no protective seal under the cap to remove so when you first open the cap and squeeze, expect glue.The working color is white as opposed to yellow, accordingly squeeze-out will dry clearer, without that yellowish tint visible on light surfaces I expect from Big Yellow. I’m not sure how much of a plus this as it makes scraping/cleanup a bit more difficult to see on darker surfaces in close narrow situations.Bottom line: I suppose if you’re making intricate, multi-piece cutting boards or other projects with many exposed seams the clear drying might produce a cleaner visual result. But if you’re like me and have a habit of wiping as much squeeze-out while as you can while still wet and avoiding over-gluing, I don’t see a whole lot that differentiates BossDog and regular Titebond, which for me is not a bad thing at all.

I'm a woodworker/maker and have used the big name glue every woodworker uses for as long as I can remember. This glue is from a small American business.I've used this on a couple projects using Black walnut, Pine, Oak, and Maple with it and I've been quite happy with the results. Little to no discernment between pieces so the color (or lack of) blends in well. I've noticed no strength differences that I can tell either between this and TB.The tip of this bottle is a twist revealing a circle vs. the typical pull top with a wide flat tip. I've always heard so many complain about the standard pull top and they waste money on these finicky aftermarket glue bottles and then end up wasting a lot of product. I've always been happy with the pull top but I also know they tend to get bound up sometimes with dried glue in the tips. I feel like this twist top will cut down on that but it's been too early to tell.Overall, I'm happy with this product and I'd rather spend my money with another small local business if I can justify it. This one meets my requirements and I'm happy.

This glue has been incredible! It came in a nice 16 oz size bottle which is very lasting and providing for many projects. The glue dispenses easily, appropriate for many surfaces, waterproof sealing, and it dries pretty rapidly. I will mention that it’s not completely clear when dried, there is a slight white cast left behind some of the time but not all that noticeable. This glue is cost friendly, and allowed me to seal p the cracks around my kitchen that were entrance for spiders and other critters. Im SO happy i found this glue and highly recommend it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️