[cmeyer25]

@doobie I’ve really like that function lately. I don’t think I really realized how nice it was to not have to drain everything to the tip every time I wanted glue, but I’ve been using it a ton lately and that has really come in handy a few times.

@jponto07 I hope their customer service is still that eager to help, that’s something I really appreciate in companies and it speaks volumes about how they stand by their product.

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[Doobie]

cmeyer25 wrote:

@doobie I’ve really like that function lately. I don’t think I really realized how nice it was to not have to drain everything to the tip every time I wanted glue, but I’ve been using it a ton lately and that has really come in handy a few times.

I had been using a couple of old LePage glue bottles which I had been more or less happy with that had a flat side ypu could rest the bottle on its side which always left you with glue at the ready. The problem with them was ypu had to lay them in the same place over a drop pad of sorts otherwise small amounts of glue would be dripping out of it. The Glubot will eliminate all this minor hassle for me as it can be left anywhere upright and be ready to go by virtue of its design.

[MJconstruction]

Well happy to report that their customer service was great. Called them right up, they took my info and today i just got three new gaskets in the mail. Unfortunately it did not fix the leaking lid. Im going to look at it more tomorrow and if i have to order a new one.

[cmeyer25]

MJconstruction wrote:

Well happy to report that their customer service was great. Called them right up, they took my info and today i just got three new gaskets in the mail. Unfortunately it did not fix the leaking lid. Im going to look at it more tomorrow and if i have to order a new one.

Sounds like there’s a crack somewhere or a bunch of build up not letting everything seat properly. Glad the service was good though!

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[Doobie]

Well it’s about time. Look who is finally selling Glubots at a not so bad price here in Canada.

http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=76086&cat=51&ap=1

[madman_us]

Doobie wrote:

Well it’s about time. Look who is finally selling Glubots at a not so bad price here in Canada.

http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=76086&cat=51&ap=1

Wow that took quite some time. How long is that piece already on the market? Couple years or so, right?

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[smallerstick]

Doobie wrote:

Well it’s about time. Look who is finally selling Glubots at a not so bad price here in Canada.

http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=76086&cat=51&ap=1

Very decent price! Thanks for sharing; gonna pick up a couple next time I’m near a store.

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[GTokley]

Doobie wrote:

Well it’s about time. Look who is finally selling Glubots at a not so bad price here in Canada.

http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=76086&cat=51&ap=1

Yeah I would say it is about time. It is a good price. I may pick up when I place my next order as I never go to a store.

Greg
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[Boschmanbrian]

smallerstick wrote:

Doobie wrote:

Well it’s about time. Look who is finally selling Glubots at a not so bad price here in Canada.

http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=76086&cat=51&ap=1

Very decent price! Thanks for sharing; gonna pick up a couple next time I’m near a store.

Yeah, thanks I don’t do that much woodworking, but the odd time I do, that would be great, mind you for any other type of repair and build they would be perfect,
Thanks Kevin.

[Doobie]

madman_us wrote:

Doobie wrote:

Well it’s about time. Look who is finally selling Glubots at a not so bad price here in Canada.

http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=76086&cat=51&ap=1

Wow that took quite some time. How long is that piece already on the market? Couple years or so, right?

I think Glubots have been around a long time IIRC. Not sure how long, but maybe as long as five to ten years ago.

smallerstick wrote:

Thanks for sharing;

Boschmanbrian wrote:

Yeah, thanks

No prob guys.

[Skillman]

I really need to order one to
See what the craze is all about on glubots design as an glue applicator .

Always willing to learn .

[madman_us]

Doobie wrote:

I think Glubots have been around a long time IIRC. Not sure how long, but maybe as long as five to ten years ago.

Wow I had no clue that they are around for that long time. Man the time flies by like crazy

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[r-ice]

madman_us wrote:

Doobie wrote:

I think Glubots have been around a long time IIRC. Not sure how long, but maybe as long as five to ten years ago.

Wow I had no clue that they are around for that long time. Man the time flies by like crazy

at least, i know that 5-10 years ago lee valleys in Canada were selling them. By the time i got around to buying one, they had discontinued it. I had to order mine online from a company out in montreal.

[Kamster]

The Lee Valley prices are really good for Canadians. And the accessory pack is a nice addition in a value pack. Too bad they didn’t bring the Glubot Guide in as well

https://www.fastcap.com/estore/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=125&idcategory=0

[Doobie]

r-ice wrote:

madman_us wrote:

Doobie wrote:

I think Glubots have been around a long time IIRC. Not sure how long, but maybe as long as five to ten years ago.

Wow I had no clue that they are around for that long time. Man the time flies by like crazy

at least, i know that 5-10 years ago lee valleys in Canada were selling them. By the time i got around to buying one, they had discontinued it. I had to order mine online from a company out in montreal.

Didn’t know that LV had carried them in the past. Interesting. Wonder why they stopped.

[GTokley]

Doobie wrote:

r-ice wrote:

madman_us wrote:

Doobie wrote:

I think Glubots have been around a long time IIRC. Not sure how long, but maybe as long as five to ten years ago.

Wow I had no clue that they are around for that long time. Man the time flies by like crazy

at least, i know that 5-10 years ago lee valleys in Canada were selling them. By the time i got around to buying one, they had discontinued it. I had to order mine online from a company out in montreal.

Didn’t know that LV had carried them in the past. Interesting. Wonder why they stopped.

I didn’t know there carried them either. I usually always go on there website or look through catalogs. Not sure how I missed it.

Greg
Do More of What Makes You Happy

[cmeyer25]

Kamster wrote:

The Lee Valley prices are really good for Canadians. And the accessory pack is a nice addition in a value pack. Too bad they didn’t bring the Glubot Guide in as well

https://www.fastcap.com/estore/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=125&idcategory=0

That’s great – I’m still using mine, and it’s so helpful.

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[Doobie]

Kamster wrote:

The Lee Valley prices are really good for Canadians. And the accessory pack is a nice addition in a value pack. Too bad they didn’t bring the Glubot Guide in as well

https://www.fastcap.com/estore/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=125&idcategory=0

Didn’t know they had alternate tips. I wonder if the blade style tip would be good with applying glue to my Domino mortises?

https://www.fastcap.com/estore/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=231

[r-ice]

GTokley wrote:

Doobie wrote:

r-ice wrote:

madman_us wrote:

Doobie wrote:

I think Glubots have been around a long time IIRC. Not sure how long, but maybe as long as five to ten years ago.

Wow I had no clue that they are around for that long time. Man the time flies by like crazy

at least, i know that 5-10 years ago lee valleys in Canada were selling them. By the time i got around to buying one, they had discontinued it. I had to order mine online from a company out in montreal.

Didn’t know that LV had carried them in the past. Interesting. Wonder why they stopped.

I didn’t know there carried them either. I usually always go on there website or look through catalogs. Not sure how I missed it.

here is the old page for it
http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=48304&cat=1,110,42967

not sure why they stopped selling it. probably because people didn’t see the need for it, i didn’t see the need for it till i actually saw some videos on how well it works

[Doobie]

r-ice wrote:

GTokley wrote:

Doobie wrote:

r-ice wrote:

madman_us wrote:

Doobie wrote:

I think Glubots have been around a long time IIRC. Not sure how long, but maybe as long as five to ten years ago.

Wow I had no clue that they are around for that long time. Man the time flies by like crazy

at least, i know that 5-10 years ago lee valleys in Canada were selling them. By the time i got around to buying one, they had discontinued it. I had to order mine online from a company out in montreal.

Didn’t know that LV had carried them in the past. Interesting. Wonder why they stopped.

I didn’t know there carried them either. I usually always go on there website or look through catalogs. Not sure how I missed it.

here is the old page for it
http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=48304&cat=1,110,42967

not sure why they stopped selling it. probably because people didn’t see the need for it, i didn’t see the need for it till i actually saw some videos on how well it works

I think you hit the nail on the head. I didn’t catch on to its merits til not that long ago myself.

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