Super Glue Centrifuge

UPDATE: 2/13/25: Added a sliding Clamp so that other size bottles can be used. The rest of the parts remain the same. The Clamp snaps onto the arm. I printed it in PETG. (Thanks to @Sir-Miss-Alot for the idea!)

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I hate not being able to get the last glue from a bottle of Gorilla Gel Super Glue! (The stuff is crazy expensive…actually, I think that's why they called the original stuff crazy glue!). So I designed a simple spinning tool to use centrifugal force to move the glue to the nozzle. Seems to work pretty well. (Yes, I'm retired and may have too much time on my hands…)

This is sized for a 15 gram bottle of Gorilla Super Glue (see the photo). Others may work, but I don't use any other kind.

I added a little silicone to the Arm pivot, but I'm not sure that's necessary. There's a taper on the bottle cap that press fits into the hole at the end of the arm. I found spinning it vigorously for around 30 seconds does the trick.

I show it in action here:

I printed the parts in PLA with two perimeters and 20% infill. Supports are necessary for the screw threads and the horizontal hole at the end of the Arm. I find organic supports are the easiest to remove from screw threads.

Please post your Likes & Makes if you like the design. Thanks!