07/29/2026
What’s the most annoying thing in woodworking? For me, it might be trying to get the last quarter of glue out of the bottle.
When the bottle is full, it works perfectly. But once it starts getting low, the glue settles at the bottom while the nozzle sits empty. So you shake it, swing it, smack it against your hand, and squeeze way harder than you should just to get the glue moving again.
Then you set the bottle back down, the glue slowly runs away from the nozzle, and you get to repeat the whole stupid routine the next time you need it.
Condiment companies solved this problem years ago by making bottles that stand on their caps. So I designed the woodworking version.
The Last Drop Glue Dock securely stores your glue bottle upside down, keeping the glue near the nozzle and ready to use. Just grab the bottle, open the cap, and start gluing.
It fits a variety of common glue bottles, including Titebond, Gorilla Wood Glue, Boss Dog, and even those awkward flat bottles that will not stand upside down on their own.
It is available in both benchtop and wall-mounted versions, with bundle options that let you save more per dock.
I’m doing a limited run, so grab yours while supplies last:
Tired of shaking, squeezing, and waiting for the last bit of wood glue to make its way to the nozzle? The Last Drop Glue Dock is a simple, shop-friendly wood glue bottle holder designed to store your glue bottle upside down, so the glue stays near the tip and is ready when you are. Instead of fighti...