🔥 Cobiz High Temperature Hot Glue Gun Kit - Dual Power, Full Size 60/100W, Heavy Duty, with 12 Premium Glue Sticks for Arts & Crafts, Christmas Decoration/Gifts Review

I need a new glue gun for a long time because I have my baby for a long time. It's time to refresh and refresh because I've made a few larger projects that just needed a bigger glue gun to really hold things together. This glue gun came to my rescue. This is a heavy-duty glue gun that heats up quickly and melts the glue sticks quickly. I can regulate the temperature which is very convenient and it has a built in stand so I don't have to worry about it catching fire or melting other projects I…

I have been actively using this glue gun for at least 3 months. I bought it mainly because it supports 1/2" glue sticks and heats up. much quicker than the smaller glue guns I'm used to. I've since bought a few extra nozzles for it, and a lot of people keep the long nozzle, since it makes it easier to get into those hard to reach places I would give it a high rating but there are a few downsides: * The stand is very unstable I guess the seller accepted a better design but I don't know since He…

You can spend less than $10 and get a mini gun that performs better than this. First the temperature is off. It took almost 20 minutes to heat up to a low temperature, hot enough to squeeze out the melted glue. If you heat it to a high temperature, it will burn the tip, turn brown and smoke. Second, I'm not sure if the stand is the problem or just the length of the tip, but you can't just insert the tip. /among/between. I glued artificial flowers to the wreath and the gun didn't work. It was…

Bought for my wife as a gift. This is her first full size hot glue gun and she loves it! I asked her to assess the leak. She said it leaked a little but not as much as her other. Not much, she says. She has small hands so I wanted to know if she is comfortable to hold and use. She says it is, and besides, it's easy. The glue lasts much longer, so it can work longer before refilling. But here I step in with a single complaint. Glue sticks have really gotten cheaper. I have seen many other guns…

I love this hot glue gun! It's basically an animal. It has two heating modes: 60W and 100W. That 100 watt is very hot and will leak things out very quickly, but as with all hot stuff, you have to be careful with it. The gun works fantastic allowing the glue to come off evenly without having to wait forever. I used both settings in the same project to see how they work. The 60 watt heater lasted longer (obviously) and I felt like it had more control over the distribution and release of the…

Media could not be loaded. I love this gun for many reasons. The two main functions are a power selector switch with an LED to show it's heating up and a trigger. The power setting is great because it helps determine how the glue comes out. It flows very quickly on the 100w setting, making it great for large batches at once so it doesn't go cold before you're done. With a power of 60 W, the glue is thicker and cools down faster. I also really like the trigger. It offers space for three fingers,

Cobiz hot glue gun with 60/100w power options worked well for my intended projects as well as at least one unintended project. My 10 year old got in trouble with a baseball. playing ball with his older brother. As a result, the receiver broke near the temple of his glasses. When his glasses broke one day, we tried superglue (no) and duct tape, but they were extremely wobbly "fixes". Happy to report the glasses are holding up pretty well with this new heat melt gun and hopefully will last until…

Would like an ON/OFF switch. LOVE the two temperature settings - a big help. What I learned after a few days of using the gun in a real world situation is that a small wire stand attached to the front of the man is a good idea as it prevents that hot tip from burning someone when the weapon it's at the bottom, but actually it's nothing more. It doesn't help much if you have to interrupt your work as it points the tip forward and gravity will cause the hot glue to spill out leaving a mess on…