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Model # HD-109T1

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10 oz. Drip Free Smooth Rod Caulk Gun

$5.98
/piece
  • Drip free feature prevents waste
  • Features a built-in spout cutter and seal punch
  • 6:1 thrust ratio for use with acrylic and silicone caulk
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Product Details

About This Product

Anvil 10 oz. drip free smooth rod caulk gun provides a smooth bead of caulk with little effort. It has a 6:1 thrust ratio making it ideal for 10 oz. tubes of acrylic/latex and silicone caulk. Features include a drip free tip that helps prevent waste, a built-in spout cutter to safely snip the tip off a caulk tube, and seal punch to break the inner seal of a caulk tube.

Highlights

  • Built-in spout cutter
  • Drip free caulk gun
  • Compatible with 10 oz. tubes
  • Built-in seal punch
  • 9 in. L
  • Steel construction
  • 6:1 thrust ratio
  • Best with acrylic/latex and silicone caulk
  • Weighs 0.86 lbs.
  • Best Caulks for Your DIY Projects: https://www.homedepot.com/c/ab/best-caulks-and-sealants-for-your-home-improvement-projects/9ba683603be9fa5395fab90d0b119c9
  • How to Caulk Like a Professional: https://www.homedepot.com/c/ah/how-to-caulk/9ba683603be9fa5395fab9012f8277f
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Product Information

Internet # 315070926

Model # HD-109T1

Store SKU # 1006011745

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Specifications

Dimensions: H 6.22 in, W 2.33 in, D 12.48 in

Dimensions

Product Depth (in.)

12.48 in

Product Height (in.)

6.22 in

Product Width (in.)

2.33 in

Details

Features

Seal Puncture Tool

Hand Tool Type

Caulk Gun

Kit

No

Maximum Tube Capacity (oz.)

10 oz

Pack Size

24

Product Weight (lb.)

0.86 lb

Returnable

90-Day

Tools Product Type

Hand Tool

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty

No Warranty

Questions & Answers

How do I pull the rod back to insert caulk tube
ByJul 12, 2025
1 Answer | 
Answer This Question

push down on the silver button by the end where the handle is and then pull back the rod.

By|Jul 13, 2025
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    Will this work for 5.5 oz tubes as well as 10.1 oz tubes?
    ByJul 8, 2025
    1 Answer | 
    Answer This Question

    No. Just the 10.1 oz tubes.

    By|Jul 9, 2025
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      How do I pull the rod back to insert caulk? It feels like it is locked
      ByApr 13, 2024
      1 Answer | 
      Answer This Question

      turn the rod with the ladder hook, facing up. Push down on silver button , above the handle and trigger, and pull the rod out

      By|Aug 19, 2024
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        how to start flow?
        ByMar 20, 2024
        1 Answer | 
        Answer This Question

        Did you cut the tip and also puncture the seal on the front end of the tube ?

        By|Jan 23, 2025
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          How do you release after using?
          ByJan 31, 2024
          1 Answer | 
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          You should be able to just press on the thumb release, turn the rod and pull.

          By|Sep 17, 2024
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            Will a 9.5 oz tube fit in the 10 oz gun?
            ByJan 20, 2024
            1 Answer | 
            Answer This Question

            Yes

            By|Apr 19, 2025
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              Can't get the caulk tube OUT of the gun now that it's empty. Had no problem the first 2 tubes but for some reason this one won't come out. How do you release it?
              ByJan 13, 2024
              1 Answer | 
              Answer This Question

              Pull the rod all the way to the back end of the gun to take out the empty tube. If the rod gets stuck in the tube you can try to push the tube to the front end of the gun.

              By|Jan 16, 2024
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                Why does it only give me the option to get 24
                ByAug 15, 2023
                1 Answer | 
                Answer This Question

                that is a good question! i need to communicate with HD.com and find out. Stay tuned.

                By|Oct 23, 2023
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                  Customer Reviews

                  4.4 out of 5

                  • 4.4 out of 1,995 reviews
                  • 66% recommend this product
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                  DRIPS!
                  Nothing worse than a caulk gun that keeps pressure on the caulk when you let go of the handle. This one is advertised as No Drip. Don’t believe it.
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                    1 found this review helpful
                    This was not drip free. Was dripping all over the place. Pressure doesn't release and several inches of caulk drips out. Pointless.
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                    4 found this review helpful
                    Cause injury
                    30 seconds. Broke. Caused a 2 inch blood blister, and that would be great but… I work in my shop with my hands. Had to buy a 29 ounce gun for one job and literally it just snapped in 30 seconds what an absolute waste and a terrible product.
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                      2 found this review helpful
                      Design needs improvement!
                      Homedepot used to sell the Workforce Dripless caulk gun and its design was much more durable compared to this Anvil brand. The workforce featured an enhanced ladder hook and the release trigger for the rod was more secure.
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                        Absolute Garbage! Buy ANYTHING else.
                        Absolute junk caulk gun. It's not cheap at all, because you will be throwing it out right after the first use, to buy a proper one. The puncturing rod in the front is too short - it doesn't reach the membrane unless you chop about 3/4" of the nozzle off, which leaves you with too big of an opening in the tip. Secondly, the caulk gun is either too long, or the tube retaining ring on the back is too short. While squeezing the handle, the tube pushes forward and pops out. Complete trash!
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                          15 found this review helpful
                          Horrible gun
                          This is supposed to have a drip free feature but I don't see anything being drip free.. as a matter of fact all it does is squirt and squirt even after you take the pressure off the rod. This has caused serious problems on my current project.. trying to prevent the caulk from squirting everywhere that is sensitive around me I almost had to break my knee getting it away from that area.. please redesign this piece of crap because it has no value whatsoever
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                            7 found this review helpful
                            An Affordable Option for DIY Homeowners
                            I recently discovered I needed to caulk our upstairs bathtub to prevent water from seeping into the walls. I discovered this product and have been extremely happy with the value it provides. For less than $4, it does everything I need. The metal tip on the end to pierce the caulk is incredible. There is no need to purchase a more expensive version for most homeowners.
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                              • Recommended
                              17 found this review helpful
                              Dripless is right
                              A higher end caulk gun. Spring loaded release makes it dripless. Has an actual blade in the tip cutter hole. Has a long tip piercer rod. All of the operation is smooth. One would think it was hard to affordably improve a caulk gun but Anvil did.
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                                • Recommended
                                25 found this review helpful
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