Franklin International 1412 Titebond-3 Glue, 4-Ounce, Tan

Titebond III Ultimate Wood Glue is my go-to for every woodworking project. The long open time means I’m never rushed during glue-ups, and once set, it holds up beautifully to the elements— Super easy to use, value, cleanup, durable, dependable, and just plain excellent wood glue!

Wood glue that glued the wood together!! I piece of wood came off in my cabinet. This glue has mended the cabinet back together. I ensured to clamp the glued pieces together for a few hours and when i removed the clamp, it was good as new. The glue was also quite easy to use, squeeze and it comes the liquid. So far the glue is performing it's duties. It has been a few days since I glued the words together and they're still solidly in place. It performed its duties. The tip closes well to avoid spillage when not in use.

Hey man, it's Titebond III. It's the best all-around wood glue you can find. It has twice the working time as anything else. Of course, the reason for that is that it contains more water than others, which is why it has such a low viscosity compared to the rest. I'd say it pours like 10/30 motor oil, maybe slightly thicker. Personally, I like this characteristic, but I could see why some might not. If you want a honey pour, you'll like TB Original or Gorilla Glue better. Apparently, TBIII is susceptible to slippage if it is under a constant heavy load, but I've never had an issue with that. Of the three TB products, TBIII is the strongest, despite what some YT reviews might say. The main reason this is my go-to woodworking glue, is because it dries more of a wood-like color in case you miss some blowout. The first time I tried it, it was because I was told it is stainable. It is only stainable before it dries and with water-based stain. Not exactly what I meant when looking for a stainable wood glue. But I'm glad I found it anyway. I've used it for years now. It's a good price and 16oz is enough to last the hobbyist a year's worth of projects. Clarity, size, and hardness... all good. That last sentence was to 100% the review checklist. That's just the kind of guy I am.

used this glue one time, and it worked VERY well. Dries quickly and matches the wood. Has a great appearance after putting it on and holds great

This is a quality, woodworking glue which I have used on several furniture and cabinet projects. I have used it for many years now and have never been disappointed. It is easy to apply and bonds firmly and fairly quickly. It's water based; so cleanup is easy as long as it is still wet. I did notice that an older bottle of this same glue began to thicken over time, but I suspect that was due to age or exposure to air as the bottle became partly empty. It was still usable; just thicker and more difficult to handle. I have used it for hardwoods and softwoods including both solid wood and plywood and even particle board or MDF.

I gave this glue, and instructions, to a friend to assist him (and his son) in repairing a hand made buffet that his wife had purchased. Their son had opened and sat on a door, like he had done for years. Now that he is 8, the door gave way. This adhesive is top quality. My friend supervised his son in how to repair the door using the glue, some "wood flour" and a "Spanish windlass" constructed from loops of spare paracord. The glue is applied thinly and the release washes off easily when the pieces are clamped. It washes off little hands too even though it dries quickly and is water proof once dry. This glue is great for small jobs like furniture repairs and in this 4 ounce size, is an excellent value.

I've been using this Titebond III for years. Super strong, long open working time, water cleanup unless it sets.

This wood glue truly impressed me with its consistency and effectiveness in bonding all types of wood.