Super glue holder

[R. Thorne]

Had tried numerous little caps and  lids with ho hum results.  On my crowded work area (is there any other?) , I would occasionally touch the glue with some part or tool.  Well, I am trying this empty pill bottle (with old people, they are ubiquitous), half filled with lead pellets for stability, and on the bottom is a nice little trough for the ca glue or accelerator, or whatever you like.  It is sufficiently high off the bench and sturdy/spill resistant.  Of course, the price is right.

[NOBLNG]

I made some glue reservoirs by drilling partway through some clear acrylic I have. Then I figured that was a good use also for hardened leftover resin.

[oldscool]

Believe it or not, I use the hollow end of a 177 caliber pellet. Works great when I need just a little and I have about 300 of them. It's getting harder to find the flat nosed type so I bought a bunch. I also use them in my air rifle of course.

[slusher]

Real nice idea..

[NOBLNG]

Well that’s another use for them besides wheel tubs and storing small parts. And you’re right, there is no shortage of them. If you don’t have a prescription for something by now, you gotta know someone who does.?

[iamsuperdan]

I usually just put a dab on a scrap piece of plastic or carstock. It gets tossed when I'm done, that way there is a very minimal chance I'll touch it and get it everywhere. Although I still manage.

[wrenchr]

I buy those little cheap cups and eve paint palettes from the dollar store.    

[Straightliner59]

I use plastic lids, like those from Pringles or coffee cans, nuts, etc...

[jacko]

My table top is glass. I put a drop on the glass at the far left corner and scrape it off when dry with a worn out single edge blade. My favorite applicator is the leftover ends from sprue stretching sessions (I'm a ship modeler).

[Rick L]

Water bottle caps work well for glue and small batches of mixed paint. Toss when done.