Thoughts on Glue Looper?

Can you avoid a glue build up easily?

I use a butane lighter to burn off the build up.

Just ordered there new one made of stainless and the handle. Looks like it could be useful.

Bill

Just a quick update on the version 3 and Kickstarter…

Our discounted v3 pre-orders on our Kickstarter campaign will end on March 26.

We have just received the production prototype and are currently conducting tests!
We are getting OUTSTANDING results with the v3 Looper!
The v3 will represent the only self-regulating fluid applicator for THICK glues.
We'll continue testing and report on glues used in the next update.

www.kickstarter.com/projects/1544910445/the-glue-looper-version-3

too expensive but good design. rather spend it on a kit myself!

Available now!

THE THICK LOOPER™ (THE GLUE LOOPER v3) runs on capillary action and a unique 'loading' technique. It uses a similar action to a quill pen, draws .015" lines with your favorite THICK glue.

Available now at:

I see one of these in my near future.

That last hotlink was posted incorrectly. It directs to a 'leaving facebook' page which is confusing .....and a bit disconcerning to this critic of social networking.

Hi, 

Thanks  for the note, the correct address should be:

http://www.creativedynamicllc.com/

Thanks again!

CDLLC

Hi, 

 

Thanks  for the note, the correct address should be:

 

http://www.creativedynamicllc.com/

 

Thanks again!

 

Not at all, thank YOU for fixing the link!

BTW, I visited with you folks at the nats last year. Bought a v2 and really like it. Will have to try the 3 one of these days. Good luck with the new product launch, you are nice people with a good product IMO.

Here are some shots of my CA applying tool.  The tool is a needle stuck into a handle- a length of dowel.

The needle has the end of the eye cut off with a dremel and grinding disk.  This turns the eye into a fork.

Because the needle is stainless, the glue does not stick real well, so cleaning it is easy- place the point of an X-acto blade in the top of the fork and press downward towards the mouth and the built-up glue comes out easily.

Edited...