The Home Depot[homedepot.com] has Ryobi ONE+ 18V Cordless Dual Temperature Glue Gun & 10 Glue Sticks & FREE 18V 2Ah Lithium-Ion Battery on sale for $59.97. Remember to click on "Free Gift with Purchase" and add the free battery to your cart. Shipping is free.
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Product Description:
Expand your RYOBI 18V ONE+ system with the RYOBI 18V ONE+ Dual Temperature Glue Gun. This glue gun is the perfect addition to your ONE+ collection. The included interchangeable tips keep you prepared for any project that comes your way. The dual temperature settings provide added versatility, allowing you to heat up to 248°F on low for heat sensitive materials, or heat up to 320°F on high for adhesives like construction glue. This tool is compatible with all 1/2 in. full size glue sticks, and 10 are included so you can get a jump start on your current project. The Fold-Out Drip Tray will ensure you always have a clean work space. The on-board LED indicator light will change color to let you know when the tool is ready for use after a fast two minute heat up time. Best of all, it is a part of the RYOBI ONE+ System of over 300 Cordless Products that all work on the same battery platform. This tool is backed by the RYOBI 3-Year Manufacturer’s Warranty and includes the 18V Dual Temperature Glue Gun, Standard Nozzle, Extended Precision Nozzle, Spreader Nozzle and (10) General Purpose Glue Sticks. Battery and charger sold separately.
Product SKU:
315309751_315309751
UPC:
33287189687
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The Home Depot[homedepot.com] has Ryobi ONE+ 18V Cordless Dual Temperature Glue Gun & 10 Glue Sticks & FREE 18V 2Ah Lithium-Ion Battery on sale for $59.97. Remember to click on "Free Gift with Purchase" and add the free battery to your cart. Shipping is free.
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That dual temp 'is hot as hell. somehow I always manage to touch the glue. Its my fault I use dual temp because I'm impatient, I want the thing heat up quick. just be careful.
Last edited by DavidP4348 April 1, 2025 at 05:25 AM.
These things were 20 bucks for a while when they came out.
I don't ever remember seeing them for $20 when they came out, and i'm always on slickdeals and Homedepot website. Maybe the old style was $20 when the dual temp came out.
I don't ever remember seeing them for $20 when they came out, and i'm always on slickdeals and Homedepot website. Maybe the old style was $20 when the dual temp came out.
Doesn't it still come out to $27.68 for the tool?
Am I missing something or the hack stopped working?
I would say both items are valued at $25. If you need it, grab the pair. Otherwise wait for better combos that meet your needs. 2ah are a dime a dozen. And the glue gun isn't that special other than it's in the ryobi system.
From personal experience, I do not recommend this glue gun for anything other than rough assembly/construction. Its too heavy, unbalanced and imprecise for detail work, even though mine came with multiple nozzles.
The grasping mechanism is far towards the rear of the gun so you by the time you're only halfway through the first stick you need to load up a 2nd one to be able to continue advancing the rest of the 1st stick. It doesn't grab the glue stick very tightly so no glue will come out until its fully softened, and there's no consistency in the rate at which glue is ejected. One trigger pull you could get a tiny drop and the next you could get a huge dollup, especially if you're using the lower temp setting and working quickly.
These aspects are common among your typical little corded glue guns from the dollar store, but I would expect better usability from something of this size and price.
Doesn't it still come out to $27.68 for the tool?Am I missing something or the hack stopped working?
You might be looking at the other $59 deal. I found a video where they compared both deals side by side, one was hackable, but the other deal for the same price was not hackable: https://youtu.be/aVIleBej358
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How about if I only want Battery? Is that hackable? If yes, how much will it be?
It depends on which $59 deal you select. There are two similar deal, one is hackable, but one is not. Check out this video to see the difference: https://youtu.be/aVIleBej358
If you return the glue gun, then the battery is $32.29, but I think you can get them cheaper than that with other Ryobi Tool + Battery hacks. So if you just want the battery, I would wait. Hope that helps
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The grasping mechanism is far towards the rear of the gun so you by the time you're only halfway through the first stick you need to load up a 2nd one to be able to continue advancing the rest of the 1st stick. It doesn't grab the glue stick very tightly so no glue will come out until its fully softened, and there's no consistency in the rate at which glue is ejected. One trigger pull you could get a tiny drop and the next you could get a huge dollup, especially if you're using the lower temp setting and working quickly.
These aspects are common among your typical little corded glue guns from the dollar store, but I would expect better usability from something of this size and price.
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If you return the glue gun, then the battery is $32.29, but I think you can get them cheaper than that with other Ryobi Tool + Battery hacks. So if you just want the battery, I would wait. Hope that helps
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