Adjustable Temperature Adhesive - HB220 with UX8012 Review

I had a lot of glue guns. Thinking I could work faster/better with an expensive temperature controlled gun, I bought a Pam HB220. It comes in a sturdy plastic case. This is a beautiful pistol; lies comfortably in the hand; quickly heats up glue sticks; melted glue flows out quickly. It seemed like money well spent. Until I smelled bad air freshener. what is it from? Does the glue stick? nope The material I glued? Not even that. It came from the gun itself; the? It got super powerful. Opened the

My girlfriend gave me her 3 watt, yes 3 watt gun to glue some pine cones for a door wreath for Christmas. I figured it had to be better than that. Saw Dewalt in HD, read the reviews and kept rattling the scales up until then. I thought hot glue guns were something for crafting, but no. I've actually seen a locker at work hot glue drawer fronts and line them together (European style cabinets). When they looked even and the glue had set a bit, he pulled out the drawer and screwed it on. It was…

In my application this was used to apply tape to a concrete floor. I doubt any glue gun will do for this purpose as you need a lot of glue in a short amount of time. The PAM HB220 Glue Gun is great for heating up glue and it only takes about a minute to heat up before it starts to flow. I love that the gun has an on/off switch that allows you to turn the heater on and off without having to unplug it. For my application I quickly needed a lot of glue since I used three foot pieces of tape. I had