Anyyion 300W Industrial Glue Gun: High Output Professional Adjustable Switch for Carpentry, Repairs & Remodeling Review

After only a few hours of use, I noticed that the declared performance of this product was not what was advertised. It did not release the adhesive at a rate close to that desired. I took it and connected it to a wattmeter. Guess what.? Not nearly 300W. I get about 70-100w on the 150 setting and about 40w on the 300 setting. That's right, the 150w setting actually draws more current than the higher current setting. What a cop. I should note that these are also starter pulls, so not because the…

Unlike my Tech 200 offering, this glue gun drips non-stop at any temperature setting. The position of the switch is terrible too, because laying it down turns the gun off almost every time. It always smells burnt. I use my glue gun daily and quite intensively. If I were a lighter Duty user and the gun had proper stance rather than just a flimsy front stance that isn't strong enough to deal with cable bends that cause the gun to fall when not in use , I would have more auspicious things. tell. .

A few winters ago we had to remove the shutters that lined our front door (makes sense. stay with me). The problem was that for years I used the outside edge of these shutters to hang Christmas lights around my front door. No blinds, no light as I won't be drilling holes in my brick. Well I found out that I can apparently glue lanterns onto bricks BUT. I need a weapon that can "work" from the outside and keep a steady flow. I was very nervous trying to attempt this. What if I didn't attach the…

Did a simple test with the longest nozzle and bought a nozzle extender kit. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074DR2CDB/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The temperature of the adhesive exiting the long end of the nozzle was 368F with the gun setting at maximum and the adhesive pumped out at a constant rate , so I guess which is pretty good considering the 1.2 inch exposed copper tubing. The only minor downside is that the sides of the gun around the heating element get hot enough to

So it's just another hot glue gun, right? No need to worry, right? This can be for those who are tired of always using a professional hot glue gun. In my opinion, nothing could be more the opposite! I've used my old 40w glue gun from time to time for the last 25 years and I can tell you the difference between this gun and this 300w glue gun is tremendous. Apparently the old gun never got hot enough to actually melt the glue. The glue is melted but not completely liquid. Because of this high…