💪 Surebonder PRO2 100: The Ultimate 100 Watt Industrial Temperature Solution Review

The hot glue gun wasn't in my tool arsenal so after checking out Revain's offerings I settled on this surebonder. I've lived without one and don't often glue things together, but I needed a quality part so I got this model. Appropriate name! I could tell it was a quality product when I took it out of the box, it's well built and exudes the same quality as a plastic bodied instrument. Of course, it was possible to use it two days after receiving it. I had a case with a manual shifter coming…

Update 6 years: Still working, only used for one big project. Can't really complain, especially since I paid $35 for it in 2015. I've owned and used several cheaper "consumer quality" hot glue guns in the past. I suppose most other people probably do too, so I'll compare this gun to them. It's much sturdier, feels better in your hand, and the trigger is big, giving you enough leverage to squeeze out the glue. . Does not drip when not in use. It feels like it won't break mechanically even with…

Almost every glue gun I've used has been the typical little gun that drips when hot and seated. This is just the start for this amazing non-drip glue gun. It has a full grip so your whole hand can pull the trigger. Releasing the trigger releases pressure on the glue stick, preventing glue from being forced out of the gun when you don't want to. An integrated wire stand keeps the gun upright as shown. When you sit like that, it doesn't drip. When applying glue, the gun gives you a lot of…