M12 10 oz Caulk Gun Tool Only - Milwaukee 2441-20 Review

I just pumped 5 tubes of PC Products 72561 PC Concrete Two Part Epoxy Adhesive Paste with this gun and it worked great. I only needed speed #2. Having squeezed a ton of tubing out of a manual caulking gun in my lifetime, this gun was a real treat. The low weight does not bother at all and does not drip. In fact, hunting was fun for a change.

I made this to make RTV in big applications like the back of a trailer etc. It works great when you get the speed you want, and it's weird at first, when it's high it won't immediately empty the tube. I was missing a few parts on arrival and a phone call to Milwaukee resolved this and I can't say enough about the level of customer service.

This size fits standard caulking tubes! Ordered a quart size first. it was big This item is perfect for what I need it for. Seal engine parts such as front control housing, oil pans and the like! I'm sure I'll take it home and seal the house. But for now it makes a good bead without putting any extra strain on my old hand! Now everyone in the store wants it! Or borrow mine!

Didn't think I would use one of these. Not correct! When you need to seal multiple windows or more than 2 caulk tubes at once, this is a handguard savior. Yes, it's a bit heavy, but it's easier to hold and carry around than pressing a pen all day. Yes, Milwaukee sells it without the battery and charger. (This is important to me, I have 4 unused chargers in the box). Yes, it can distribute products faster than you can use it. Very easy to set up.

Foot pavement or foundation, like I've done, a manual caulking gun won't do. close to it in terms of speed and ease of use. I didn't get an exact count, but he emptied the entire 10-ounce tube in under a minute. You can also find the quart or sausage tube accessory online and replace it with the 10 oz. Buy an XC 4.0 backup battery to turn it on and off for continuous use.

This is a production tool. Need to stack long, continuous fat globules? This is a tool. You should give it up if you're just doing a bathroom. You can adjust the progress rate to suit your needs, but it runs fast. The piston will retract when you release the trigger. It's annoying. Because forward speed takes time to catch up. 6-8 seconds at my preferred speed. It's forever when you're trying to get your work done. I ended up switching to manual because it was faster for many of the short…

Thing works great! Setting up the flow is important! Start with "1" and work! I'm a tough ass, I started at 10 and spent half an hour cleaning up my mess. I like the battery level indicator. I drew with chalk for several hours and the battery level never changed. I thought it would be heavy but you use both hands the whole time so the weight isn't an issue. Auto reverse on trigger release is great. . WITHOUT OVERFLOW! You will be surprised when you check the trigger and it moves backwards…

This is not the panacea I expected. I bought it in the middle of preparing and painting the back wall. I have a very old house that required a lot of prep and a lot of sealing. I figured it would sort of only pay off in this job as it was all about speed and hand fatigue. We ended up using a lighter $15 non-drip version than this one. It is of course larger and heavier than conventional handguns. When you pull the trigger, it starts moving the "stepper motor" forward at a controlled speed…

Having used this tool 3x on over 100 Loctite Premium 28oz tubes - and one of them broke completely and bought another - I can confirm that most of the reviews here come from homeowners. Conducting a small project with the tool on just a few 10 ounce tubes. This thing is not very well designed and cannot correspond to the reality of real projects: - First, the design uses a rod that moves inside the device with the help of a gear. The same rod has a piston at the end that is pushed into the…