Woodworker's Journal

TRICKS OF THE TR ADE

Holder for Upside-down Glue Bottles

rilling a row of ¼"-diameter holes into a thick piece of scrap, I was able to create a holder for my glue bottles that stows them upside down with their nozzles in the holes. The holder ensures that the nozzles are always filled with fresh glue that’s ready to dispense when

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