Superior SolidWork Professional Hand Caulking Gun with Highest 24:1 Thrust Ratio - Perfect for 10oz Sealant and Adhesive Cartridges and Tubes - Drip-free Silicone Gun in Blue Review

So I use a lot of caulking guns. I may be in tight quarters and need to use more than one cartridge tube at a time, but all in all the SolidWork cartridge gun is a good product. There's just one small detail they forgot about their gun that annoys them. No slot was made on the handle for trimming the tips. So if you want to load a new pipe, you need to find something to cut it. If they put one on the grip I would give this gun 5 stars and probably buy a few more of these.

I used to be intimidated by caulking guns. I bought the ones that looked like tubes of toothpaste because I just couldn't work with a gun. Those that were in large stores were inconvenient to use. They seem to work unevenly and my arm strength isn't up to the task. This one is different. Need such a light rigid. The only downside is that the sealant keeps coming out so you have to let go of the little lever when you stop. After a few uses I got really good at it. This is one of my best…

Pros: It is durable and well packaged in a sturdy box. The puncture needle is thick and does not bend easily, if at all, and is well positioned. Cons: I don't know if I just hit it, but it makes an annoying clicking noise every time I squeeze the handle to release the sealant. . The body turns with difficulty; It is very hard. You must press the rear lever to stop the sealant flow; I thought it would stop automatically, but it doesn't; If you don't push the rear lever down (sometimes hard to…

So spending that much money on a caulking gun that I use occasionally is better for a good cause. Having previously bought guns in various price ranges offered at Home Depot, none of them made embedding sealant effortless. To qualify I use caulking guns not only for caulking but also for heavy duty glue so having an equally powerful gun is very important. Most of my problems applying sealant/adhesive come from using poor quality tools. The one that's stuck triggers or the pressure builds up and

I would give this gun five stars because it works so well, but the piercing tool (nail) is only three and a half inches long so I have to use another gun's piercing tool (or a piece of wire) to pierce foil into the seal tube , if needed, just cut off the end of the seal tube nozzle to get the thin bead I want for the inner seal. All of my other caulk guns are made with four inch pierced tooling. This gun doesn't have a tip hole, but that doesn't bother me as I prefer to use my utility knife for

I remember hunting was difficult for me, almost impossible. I didn't have the strength to squeeze anything out of the tube and that was years ago and I used Home Depot's cheapest caulking gun. I recently had to do a house renovation and a caulking gun would be the best fit. to use the best tool. So I went shopping for Revain and found this SolidWork Caulk Gun. There were cheaper cartridge guns, of course, but I have small hands, and judging by other reviews, this one suits me best. And when I…