Titebond Original Wood Glue is an aliphatic resin glue that features the tack, toughness, and durability of liquid hide glue. This wood glue is equal or superior to any other glue in strength and versatility. It is not waterproof and comes in a plastic 1 gal. container. Its tensile strength is 3,600 psi, VOC content is 10.7 g/L, and has a shelf life of 24 months.
Titebond Original Wood Glue is an aliphatic resin glue that features the tack, toughness, and durability of liquid hide glue. This wood glue is equal or superior to any other glue in strength and versatility. It is not waterproof and comes in a plastic 1 gal. container. Its tensile strength is 3,600 psi, VOC content is 10.7 g/L, and has a shelf life of 24 months.
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The lowest price we last saw for 3.785L Titebond Original Wood Glue was $45.44 at Ubuy, compared across 20 retailers (last seen 21 Mar 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $19.99 on 17 Jan 2025.
Prices last updated 21 Mar 2026.
3.785L Titebond Original Wood Glue
Titebond Original Wood Glue is an aliphatic resin glue that features the tack, toughness, and durability of liquid hide glue. This wood glue is equal or superior to any other glue in strength and versatility. It is not waterproof and comes in a plastic 1 gal. container. Its tensile strength is 3,600 psi, VOC content is 10.7 g/L, and has a shelf life of 24 months.
Titebond Original Wood Glue is an aliphatic resin glue that features the tack, toughness, and durability of liquid hide glue. This wood glue is equal or superior to any other glue in strength and versatility. It is not waterproof and comes in a plastic 1 gal. container. Its tensile strength is 3,600 psi, VOC content is 10.7 g/L, and has a shelf life of 24 months.
Last updated at 21/03/2026 15:20:51
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originally posted on axminstertools.com
I needed a glue with a longer open time for complicated wood joinery. I was using the 'Original' and the 'Ultimate' for many years in Canada before moving to the UK. I do use some of the 'faster' European glues for simple work that I don't care about. For all other projects I am 'sticking' to Titebond.
originally posted on axminstertools.com
I’m ploughing through this bottle of glue making a workbench for myself and it’s proving itself over and over. I am laminating all the parts out of 120 x 32 southern yellow pine and 24 hours in the clamps and this glue is a wining combination. Easy to clean off wet and scrapes off where any bits are missed. Highly recommended.
originally posted on ebay.com
If you're doing lots of glue ups this is a very economical value. Works out way cheaper than buying 8 or 16oz bottles. Just make sure you store it well as extreme cold can ruin many wood glues. My workshop is in an unheated detached garage so I keep the jug in the house and refill smaller bottles as needed.
| State | Liquid |
| Dried film | Translucent |
| Solids | 46% |
| Viscosity | 3,200 cps |
| Storage life | 24 months in tightly closed containers at 24 °C |
Titebond I Original Woodworking Glue - 3.785L Wood Glues
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Titebond 5066F Original Wood Glue - Gallon, Yellow
Delivery between Mon – Tue $14.20
Each
Delivery $10
Titebond Original 3.75lt - 515066 - Tool Kit Depot
Delivery between 27 Mar – 1 Apr $10
Titebond Original Wood Glue, 3.785L
Delivery $12.90
I needed a glue with a longer open time for complicated wood joinery. I was using the 'Original' and the 'Ultimate' for many years in Canada before moving to the UK. I do use some of the 'faster' European glues for simple work that I don't care about. For all other projects I am 'sticking' to Titebond.
I’m ploughing through this bottle of glue making a workbench for myself and it’s proving itself over and over. I am laminating all the parts out of 120 x 32 southern yellow pine and 24 hours in the clamps and this glue is a wining combination. Easy to clean off wet and scrapes off where any bits are missed. Highly recommended.
If you're doing lots of glue ups this is a very economical value. Works out way cheaper than buying 8 or 16oz bottles. Just make sure you store it well as extreme cold can ruin many wood glues. My workshop is in an unheated detached garage so I keep the jug in the house and refill smaller bottles as needed.
Been using this glue for our commercial operations for the past twenty or so years and it never has had any problems with adhesion between two types of wood surfaces. Also going with the big jug is more cost effective.
I have used the tite bond brand for years, on occasion I would try one of the new glues on the market and they are too messy or just virtually unusable. This is the only glue that I have found that is easy to work with and holds over time. Many other glues fail after 5 to 10 years. This one will last for the life of the wood. Easy to use and easy cleanup.
This is my go-to glue for large scale glue-ups that don't need endure any outside weather. It spreads well, fills minor voids and the bond is generally stronger than the wood itself.
Best glue on the market today. Great quality and consistency. Rockler has a very competitive price as well. No need to go to the home stores to save 50 cents or one dollar. Rockler only carriers quality merchandise. Very happy with every purchase. Excellent staff to help you.
I have used Tightbond I, II, III, clear and dark and their special glue for trim molding. They all work superbly. For the past few years, because I can always rely on good results, I have been using Titebond on the guitars that I've been making.Of course, I can always find the type of glue that I need at Rockler. But I also find much of the wood I need there as well. fretboard material, figured wood, and veneers. All at reasonable prices.Here are some photos, including a heavily modified Telecaster kit guitar purchased from Rockler. My daughter did the wood burning art.
Worked great for my project laminating an end-grain plywood table top. It's holding super firm, it was a quick, easy glue-up, and the results are outstanding. I even used it with some sawdust to fill voids when necessary. I trust Titebond for all my woodworking projects.
I am using this glue as an "end grain sealer" for two large (30-inch diameter) wood cross-cuts. I'm pleased with how it's working so far. It seems to have slowed/stopped a developing crack that wasn't major, but that I was concerned about. And, it seems to have prevented any additional cracks. It also puts a really nice gloss on the wood, although that's not why I'm using it.The cross-cuts are about 4 inches thick and, based on what I've read, will take a few years to dry. After they dry and are at a consistent moisture level (I'm drying them in a "sunken basement" room in our house), my husband and I plan to use a router with sled to level and reduce the thickness of the cross-cuts -- as far as I know, that's when I'll know whether my efforts to keep them from ... MoreI am using this glue as an "end grain sealer" for two large (30-inch diameter) wood cross-cuts. I'm pleased with how it's working so far. It seems to have slowed/stopped a developing crack that wasn't major, but that I was concerned about. And, it seems to have prevented any additional cracks. It also puts a really nice gloss on the wood, although that's not why I'm using it.The cross-cuts are about 4 inches thick and, based on what I've read, will take a few years to dry. After they dry and are at a consistent moisture level (I'm drying them in a "sunken basement" room in our house), my husband and I plan to use a router with sled to level and reduce the thickness of the cross-cuts -- as far as I know, that's when I'll know whether my efforts to keep them from cracking beyond usefulness were successful. Hopefully, the dried glue won't be a problem when we try to level and reduce the thickness of the cross cuts -- I haven't research that yet.I've read that keeping wood cross cuts from cracking can be quite a challenge. But, with using this glue as an end grain sealer, I would say, so far, so good. I found a video online that gave me the idea to use this glue as an end grain sealer, and I'm really glad I found that video.
| State | Liquid |
| Dried film | Translucent |
| Solids | 46% |
| Viscosity | 3,200 cps |
| Storage life | 24 months in tightly closed containers at 24 °C |
