The Home Depot has Ryobi ONE+ 18V Cordless Dual Temperature Glue Gun w/ 10 Glue Sticks + Free 2.0Ah High Performance Battery for $59.97. Shipping is free.
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Dual temperature versatility: Low setting for heat-sensitive materials and high setting for heavy-duty adhesives like construction glue
Interchangeable nozzles: Standard, extended precision, and spreader nozzles for better control and productivity
Fast and clean operation: Heats up in 2 minutes, LED light indicates readiness, and fold-out drip tray keeps work areas clean
Cordless convenience: Part of the RYOBI 18V ONE+ System with over 300 compatible tools
Complete kit & warranty: Includes glue gun, 3 nozzles, 10 glue sticks, 18V 2.0 Ah battery, and backed by a 3-year manufacturer's warranty
RYOBI introduces the ONE+ 18V Cordless Dual Temperature Glue Gun w/ 10 Glue Sticks and 2.0 Ah Battery. 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, (10) General Purpose Glue Sticks, and 2.0 Ah Battery. Charger sold separately.
Product SKU:
339332158
UPC:
33287243174
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The Home Depot has Ryobi ONE+ 18V Cordless Dual Temperature Glue Gun w/ 10 Glue Sticks + Free 2.0Ah High Performance Battery for $59.97. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for finding this deal.
About this item:
Dual temperature versatility: Low setting for heat-sensitive materials and high setting for heavy-duty adhesives like construction glue
Interchangeable nozzles: Standard, extended precision, and spreader nozzles for better control and productivity
Fast and clean operation: Heats up in 2 minutes, LED light indicates readiness, and fold-out drip tray keeps work areas clean
Cordless convenience: Part of the RYOBI 18V ONE+ System with over 300 compatible tools
Complete kit & warranty: Includes glue gun, 3 nozzles, 10 glue sticks, 18V 2.0 Ah battery, and backed by a 3-year manufacturer's warranty
Model: ONE+ 18V Cordless Dual Temperature Glue Gun w/ 10 Glue Sticks and FREE 2.0 Ah HIGH PERFORMANCE Battery
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If you want this glue gun, I would suggest getting the glue gun without the battery combo. It's $52 but includes a free accessory - which is a 2.0 Ah battery, so comes out $8 cheaper than this. https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../315309751
I bet you can get more than 10 sticks of glue for $8.
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If you want this glue gun, I would suggest getting the glue gun without the battery combo. It's $52 but includes a free accessory - which is a 2.0 Ah battery, so comes out $8 cheaper than this. https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../315309751
I bet you can get more than 10 sticks of glue for $8.
If you want this glue gun, I would suggest getting the glue gun without the battery combo. It's $52 but includes a free accessory - which is a 2.0 Ah battery, so comes out $8 cheaper than this. https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../315309751I bet you can get more than 10 sticks of glue for $8.
It looks like the tool only glue gun also comes with the 10 glue sticks, making it cheaper than the bundle for the same items.
I'm not exactly a hot gluing aficionado, but I bought the first version of this (I'm assuming mine is single-temperature, don't know if the nozzle is removable, doesn't have a drip tray) probably 2015 or so. It was the first and only "full-sized" glue gun I've owned.
Do be aware that it's big and dispenses large amounts of glue, which can lead to finger burns for small crafty things, but also puts a smile on your face when solidly gluing large surfaces with high-temperature glue faster than it can cool off.
It looks great and all, but the thought of adding nearly a pound to the weight of the thing just to have a battery that, for most DIYers, is way overkill, just kinda says 'No thanks' to me. I would be happy with one that uses a pair of rechargeable AAs and lasts for 30 minutes on a charge.
I have this, and it's a bit too big for most DIY projects. One good thing about this, is that the larger glue sticks last. My projects binge eat thru those smaller sticks. The smaller version is more inline with traditional glue sticks and more precise for smaller projects. https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../313948121
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I have the first version of this, and I love it. I use it with the 9ah battery so apparently the weight doesn't bother me as it does others, but I'm not doing terribly detailed work with it either.
It looks great and all, but the thought of adding nearly a pound to the weight of the thing just to have a battery that, for most DIYers, is way overkill, just kinda says 'No thanks' to me. I would be happy with one that uses a pair of rechargeable AAs and lasts for 30 minutes on a charge.
A pair of AAs are not going to melt full sized high temperature glue sticks, at least not for long. You're looking for a different tool than this one, and that's OK.
It looks great and all, but the thought of adding nearly a pound to the weight of the thing just to have a battery that, for most DIYers, is way overkill, just kinda says 'No thanks' to me. I would be happy with one that uses a pair of rechargeable AAs and lasts for 30 minutes on a charge.
I don't fully disagree with your logic, but I've owned plenty of light weight glue guns with cords and have been super annoyed with them due to the fact that they are so light the cord constantly tips them over. A bit of heft makes it slightly more difficult to use but loads easier to set down when you don't need it actively.
Having said that. I own the slightly different model of this where the battery powers a base and the gun lifts out entirely, so you have to use the gun briefly and set it back down to get it heated again. That base also includes a little area for the extra drops of hot glue to land when you set it down. I prefer this the most as I never really need glue for more than a few second bursts and it solves both the issue of having a cord get in the way, as well as maneuvering a heavy battery around while crafting.
I'm not exactly a hot gluing aficionado, but I bought the first version of this (I'm assuming mine is single-temperature, don't know if the nozzle is removable, doesn't have a drip tray) probably 2015 or so. It was the first and only "full-sized" glue gun I've owned.
Do be aware that it's big and dispenses large amounts of glue, which can lead to finger burns for small crafty things, but also puts a smile on your face when solidly gluing large surfaces with high-temperature glue faster than it can cool off.
First version with single temp or first version with dual temp? I'm not sure which "first version" you're referring to, but the dual temp function at the lower setting allows much better control of glue dispensed for smaller jobs.
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I bet you can get more than 10 sticks of glue for $8.
Do be aware that it's big and dispenses large amounts of glue, which can lead to finger burns for small crafty things, but also puts a smile on your face when solidly gluing large surfaces with high-temperature glue faster than it can cool off.
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Having said that. I own the slightly different model of this where the battery powers a base and the gun lifts out entirely, so you have to use the gun briefly and set it back down to get it heated again. That base also includes a little area for the extra drops of hot glue to land when you set it down. I prefer this the most as I never really need glue for more than a few second bursts and it solves both the issue of having a cord get in the way, as well as maneuvering a heavy battery around while crafting.
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Do be aware that it's big and dispenses large amounts of glue, which can lead to finger burns for small crafty things, but also puts a smile on your face when solidly gluing large surfaces with high-temperature glue faster than it can cool off.
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