Titebond Original Wood Glue 5064, Industry Standard for Woodworking, Furniture Repair/Assembly, Construction, Home Repair or Modeling, 16 oz

I used this wood glue to repair my solid, heavy wood coffee table after it broke during a move, and I couldn’t be more pleased with the results. The table was expensive and had sentimental value, so I was devastated when it cracked. I was looking for a strong, reliable adhesive that could handle the weight and stress of daily use, and this glue delivered perfectly.Application was incredibly easy. The consistency is smooth, making it simple to spread evenly across the broken edges without any mess or excess dripping. It sets fairly quickly, but there’s enough working time to ensure proper alignment before clamping. I followed the recommended clamping time to allow for a strong bond, and once fully cured, the table feels as solid as it was before the break.What impressed me the most is how strong the hold is. I was worried that the repaired area wouldn’t withstand pressure, but after testing it out, the bond feels incredibly secure. There’s no visible weakness or movement, and the table remains sturdy even after daily use.Cleanup was also a breeze. Since it’s water-based, I was able to wipe away any excess glue before it dried, leaving a clean and professional-looking repair.Overall, I am extremely happy with this product. It saved my table and provided a level of strength I wasn’t sure was possible from a glue alone. If you need a reliable wood adhesive for furniture repair or other heavy-duty projects, I highly recommend this one.

Worked great- just had to press something heavy against the piece being glued. Seems to be holding well after a few days. The nozzle is nice too as it lays out a ribbon or skinnier stream of glue depending on how you use it.

Not much to be said. It's glue. It's sticks, it works. LOL!

It's a good product, works well for kids projects. Lid is good quality, easy to maintain free of dried glue.

Good quality glue, easy to use and drys fast.

This glue is the standard as far as I'm concerned. It's thick and has to be spread quickly because there's not much time before it starts drying and is fairly secured in it's place. This also means there's very little time to be concerned about it slipping. As I discovered when I made a mistake and had to separate two 2 x 4's only about 30 minutes after gluing them together, the bond is strong.

This wood glue is all you need to affix wood to wood. Follow the directions and enjoy the strength of the bond. I fixed my old chair in a matter of minutes and in 24 hours my chair is as good as new.

I used this stuff to fix a floating bridge on my acoustic guitar and it worked flawlessly. If you’ve done any luthier work you know that this brand is pretty standard in the industry. It’s easy to use, adheres well and holds. Not to mention it’s easy to clean. All you need is a wet rag.