Versatile DIY Heat Gun for Embossing, Drying Paint & More - mofa Hot Air Gun Tools with Stand, Electric Heating Nozzle - 300W 110V (Pink, White) Review

Bought this to make epoxy coated stainless steel mugs but have not made one yet. Suitable for heat fusing Cricut decals onto mugs and other infusible materials.

The heat gun was great. Until he died complete with me about a month later. I've tried every outlet in my house. Nothing has happened. I only used it about an hour ago and then when I came back to use it it didn't even turn on. Garbage.

This is my first heater. It dries my watercolor paints fairly quickly and gets the job done with no issues. However, what is annoying about this product is how short the chord is. You either have to use it with an extension cord or sit right next to an outlet when using it, which makes matters worse.

I love my pink heat gun! It provides the ideal amount of heat for embossing and does not overheat. The only thing I don't like is the short cable. I knew when I bought it that the cable length isn't very long because I read other reviews. Otherwise I have no complaints! This is a great little product and the perfect addition to my postcard making kit!

It started grinding three minutes after the second time I turned it on (I used it the full 15 seconds the first time). I'm pretty sure nothing got stuck in it, so I can only conclude that something came loose. It was the cheapest heat gun I found so I guess you get what you pay for. It also didn't seem to do anything that a basic hairdryer couldn't - same speed, same amount of heat, same noise.

I received this a little over a month ago and I really like it. Warms up great and is easy to use. But just like 10 minutes ago, it caught fire inside and started smoking while I was using it to wrap the soap. Not only was it dangerous for my car to catch fire in both hands, but it was also a great inconvenience for me as I have an order for 115 bars of soap that needs to be completed in 2 days and I can't place it now shrink. I don't know if it was an accident or what, but I'm very…

It didn't work like I thought I bought it to help me with resin! I've never used any of these before, but the results I got weren't as good as I thought! This caused my resin to wilt or fall off a bit by the end I heated. they ended up looking deformed! I later found that the resin does not heat up after curing, which defeats the purpose of using this heat gun! This gun is designed to blow bubbles out of resin as I found out by watching a youtube video although it's not the heat gun they used…