Check the listing for details. Holder For Wood Glue Bottle Holds With Tip Down. Garage Shop Woodworking Crafts. Condition: New. Listed at 14.95 USD. Color= BLACK This holds common wood glue bottles with the tip pointed down at a slight 15-degree angle. Designed specifically for Titebond 8.0 & 16 ounce bottles, many other glue bottles that have a similar tip may work. It can hold both round and oval-shaped glue bottles. See photos. Note that while the tips of these bottles (where the glue comes out) are the same, the round caps that screw onto the bottles are different diameters and both types work with this holder. It can be used and/or mounted in variety of ways: - wall or post mounted with screws (for example on a table leg) - pegboard* with holes at 1" o.c. - Ryobi Link Wall Rails (with optional center screw) - screwed to a horizontal surface (i.e. workbench or board) - stand on its own (no mounting) There are several specific & unique features: - by holding the bottle at a 15-degree angle, this allows the holder to be mounted to a workbench post or face frame so that the glue bottle can angle out past the edge of the countertop - the 15-degree angle also makes it easier to insert a wood glue bottle if mounted on the wall in front of a work area - the area where the glue bottle tips go into is a smooth funnel and easy to wipe clean - there is a smooth, rounded drip area and depressed reservoir in the base so that if the glue is dripping from the bottle it stays contained and is easy to clean out - the slot on the front is specifically designed to act as a fork or clamp for the wood glue bottle tip so that it can be firmly pulled out (see photos) - underneath this notch is a rectangular recess so that tips can be firmly pushed on - there are 2 pencil/pen slots on the back - there are 3 recessed holes in the base to screw this down to a surface. The 2 in the back are at a 45-degree angle. NO glue bottles are included. No screws, Ryobi Link Wall Rails or other items that may appear in the photos are included. ONLY the plastic holder with 6 plastic pegs is included. If mounting to the wall or surface with screws, the pegs stay recessed on the back and are not used. If mounting on pegboard*, pry pegs (with a small flat screwdriver) out and push into the holes. 2 curved pegs go into the top holes pointing upward and 2 straight pegs go into the bottom holes. We recommend you superglue them into place. 2 extra pegs (one curved & one straight) are included. * Note that there are many different types of pegboard and some may not work. This was designed to work on 1/8" thick masonite pegboard with holes at 1" (25.4mm) on center only. Dimensions: 2.4" x 3.6" x 4.7" (59mm x 91mm x 118mm) These are uniquely designed and 3D-printed by the Seller in the USA. Items are lightweight and 3D-printed in PLA plastic. Due to the printing process, there may be some minor imperfections which are mostly likely to be on the bottom/back side, not exposed to view. PLA plastic is made from a renewable resource and is biodegradable and eco-friendly. 3D Printing involves the heating and depositing of material on a flat board one layer at a time, thus most exposed sides have small, fine lines. Infill (non-exposed) areas are not solid plastic.Color= BLACK This holds common wood glue bottles with the tip pointed down at a slight 15-degree angle. Designed specifically for Titebond 8.0 & 16 ounce bottles, many other glue bottles that have a similar tip may work. It can hold both round and oval-shaped glue bottles. See photos. Note that while the tips of these bottles (where the glue comes out) are the same, the round caps that screw onto the bottles are different diameters and both types work with this holder. It can be used and/or mounted in variety of ways: - wall or post mounted with screws (for example on a table leg) - pegboard* with holes at 1" o.c. - Ryobi Link Wall Rails (with optional center screw) - screwed to a horizontal surface (i.e. workbench or board) - stand on its own (no mounting) There are several specific & unique features: - by holding the bottle at a 15-degree angle, this allows the holder to be mounted to a workbench post or face frame so that the glue bottle can angle out past the edge of the countertop - the 15-degree angle also makes it easier to insert a wood glue bottle if mounted on the wall in front of a work area - the area where the glue bottle tips go into is a smooth funnel and easy to wipe clean - there is a smooth, rounded drip area and depressed reservoir in the base so that if the glue is dripping from the bottle it stays contained and is easy to clean out - the slot on the front is specifically designed to act as a fork or clamp for the wood glue bottle tip so that it can be firmly pulled out (see photos) - underneath this notch is a rectangular recess so that tips can be firmly pushed on - there are 2 pencil/pen slots on the back - there are 3 recessed holes in the base to screw this down to a surface. The 2 in the back are at a 45-degree angle. NO glue bottles are included. No screws, Ryobi Link Wall Rails or other items that may appear in the photos are included. ONLY the plastic holder with 6 plastic pegs is included. If mounting to the wall or surface with screws, the pegs stay recessed on the back and are not used. If mounting on pegboard*, pry pegs (with a small flat screwdriver) out and push into the holes. 2 curved pegs go into the top holes pointing upward and 2 straight pegs go into the bottom holes. We recommend you superglue them into place. 2 extra pegs (one curved & one straight) are included. * Note that there are many different types of pegboard and some may not work. This was designed to work on 1/8" thick masonite pegboard with holes at 1" (25.4mm) on center only. Dimensions: 2.4" x 3.6" x 4.7" (59mm x 91mm x 118mm) These are uniquely designed and 3D-printed by the Seller in the USA. Items are lightweight and 3D-printed in PLA plastic. Due to the printing process, there may be some minor imperfections which are mostly likely to be on the bottom/back side, not exposed to view. PLA plastic is made from a renewable resource and is biodegradable and eco-friendly. 3D Printing involves the heating and depositing of material on a flat board one layer at a time, thus most exposed sides have small, fine lines. Infill (non-exposed) areas are not solid plastic.