grrrr. where is my Rockler silicone glue brush

[LCHIEN]

Been looking for it for two days and I can't find the dang blue thing.

Gotta be somewhere in the shop...

or maybe its glued to my last project...

[leehljp]

It's the last one (tool) in this post.:

[Cochese]

I used three of them today. Go get you some more.

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[LCHIEN]

I used three of them today. Go get you some more.

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but they're 5 bucks each and the idea is that they're cleanable and when cleaned, as good as new, it should be the last brush i ever buy!

[Cochese]

but they're 5 bucks each and the idea is that they're cleanable and when cleaned, as good as new, it should be the last brush i ever buy!

Until you drop one wet with glue on the floor with sawdust or shavings.

I have three of the original ones, two of the dowel size, the comb size and the tray. If you're a good boy and do all your gluing for the day at once, then one would do it.

I do find that the bristles will break, so no - it won't be the last one you ever buy.

[eccentrictinkerer]

Check out the Betty Crocker kitchen utensils at a Dollar Tree store.

I have several of the silicone pastry brushes and they work great. And they're only a dollar!

[akronee]

Yeah, I've found that if I'm gluing all day long, old glue dries in the brush and I'm picking dried glue out of my joints. So that's why I have a hand full.

[LCHIEN]

ah, like these
http://www.dollartree.com/household/...0123/index.pro

I recall you posting about it at a dollar store, but didn't recall which store. Apparently they always have these? I always kinda thought dollar stores had surplus or overstock stuff that varied by the day. There's one Dollar Tree store real nearby.


I note woodcraft has these for $1.99
http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/208...e-Brush-1.aspx

but they are so inconvenient I never go there, order online for delivery if I need something but $2 items don't work well that way.

[Stytooner]

Not quite $2 each, but close with Prime.

http://www.amazon.com/Set-3-Silicone...one+glue+brush

[eccentrictinkerer]

ah, like these
http://www.dollartree.com/household/...0123/index.pro

I recall you posting about it at a dollar store, but didn't recall which store. Apparently they always have these? I always kinda thought dollar stores had surplus or overstock stuff that varied by the day. There's one Dollar Tree store real nearby.


I note woodcraft has these for $1.99
http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/208...e-Brush-1.aspx

but they are so inconvenient I never go there, order online for delivery if I need something but $2 items don't work well that way.

Dollar Tree carries the Betty Crocker line at all the stores I've visited.

I just returned from a trip to Florida and found the inventories in Naples and Ft. Myers to be identical to the stores in Minneapolis. (I'm addicted to the chocolate-striped shortbread cookies.)

[Carpenter96]

I don't know what all the fuss is about. I have been using the same acid brush for 10 years of glue ups. I just wash it out with warm water and it is as good as new. It only cost a few cents.

Regards Bob

[LCHIEN]

picked up a couple of Betty Crocker Glue brushes (BCGB) from Dollar Tree for (gasp) a buck ea., promptly cut off half the brush as it seemed long and floppy. Will try sometime soon. They had a bunch of them.

[Bruce Cohen]

I stopped using brushes years ago, now I use either Popsicle sticks or tongue depressors. Cheap as all get out at either Michael's or AC Moore.

Happy Thanksgiving to all, and don't try the basting brush.

Bruce

[greenacres2]

So, depending on what tool you decide to use, you need to either:

A. Check your kids tonsils before you start gluing
B. Baste the turkey before you start gluing
C. Eat a popsicle before gluing

2 out of 3 ain't bad!!

earl

[LCHIEN]

Found it this weekend. it got under something.

Now I gotta find my Lee Valley sliding square...