💪 Top-notch Performance of ProsKit GK 368 Battery Operated Glue for Flawless Bonding Review

Remade the gun to work from an external source. Not every phone charger will fit - cheap no-name chargers cannot provide the currents indicated on the label, you need to be prepared for this. When testing, one charger (with passport 5 volts 2 amperes) gave out only 0.6 amperes, and the other (with similar passport data) already gave out more than 1 ampere, which is the norm given that the gun is designed for 6-7 volts (if you increase the voltage, then it increased would and consumed current)…

About 10 years ago I discovered glue guns, for a long time I had a simple wire gun, bought on occasion at the nearest building supermarket. Everything in it was quite normal, except that it’s still not very convenient with a wire, sometimes you need to crawl up, sometimes climb high, with an extension cord it’s generally tin, the extension cord is heavier than the gun and outweighs it, and turn it off and just glue it on the remaining heat on a small did not work out - the inertial heat…

I was afraid that the cordless glue gun would never reach the right temperature. I was afraid that the batteries would not be enough to complete the project, I was afraid that it was a novelty and not a tool. I was wrong on all counts. This little honey is a great glue gun and the cordless operation makes it so much better. It may not be the only glue gun you have, but it will definitely find a place in your craft arsenal. The gun appears to be well built with the exception of the battery…

3-1/2 stars Works fairly well for an inexpensive battery powered glue gun Use Energizer Lithium or Panasonic Eneloops ( rechargeable nickel-metal hydride batteries) if you need decent performance. Alkaline batteries just don't work that well in something that requires a lot of power. NiMH can deliver more current than (expensive) lithium; Plus, you can charge them instead of throwing them in the trash. It's not really bad for a glue gun, but I'm not surprised anyone gets frustrated with using…

Speaking of surprises. There aren't many fully cordless or fully cordless hot glue guns in the US. The only other one I know of is AdTech, and that glue gun is, frankly, crap. When I bought this glue gun I was expecting something that wouldn't last long and then I immediately needed new batteries. Well, I ended up pairing the glue gun with the Energizer Ultimate Lithium kit (and if you use a glue gun a lot, I highly recommend using the Energizer Ultimate Lithium as it's considered a…