ONE+ 18V Cordless Dual Temperature Glue Gun (Tool Only)

I never thought that I would ever on a hot glue gun but it has been so handy around my little small shop little small repairs around the house it is very very handy I have never owned a hot glue gun before and I’m very happy that I purchased this Ryobi P30718 V Hot glue gun I have several real B products already and this just add it to my arsenal of tools lol

RYOBI ONE+ 18V CORDLESS DUAL TEMPERATURE GLUE GUN (TOOL ONLY) What can I say it's a glue gun. It works as described. It has three tips and a little pull out tray to catch any glue that drips. It has two temperatures 338 degrees f and 266 degrees f. Depending on the type of glue stick you are using. It comes with ten general purpose sticks. When the battery is installed it stands up on it's own. Very stable. The only thing I wish it came with is some sort of carrying case or bag. I know the extra tips will get lost. And the glue also would be easier to carry. Other than than that it works great.

This hot glue gun is nicely designed. The hot glue doesn't continously ooze out like my corded hot glue guns. The black hinge out drip tray is a nice feature. The battery helps keep the glue gun upright so that it doesn't tip over like my corded glue guns. This glue gun has a nice size and weight. I measured it on my scale and it weighs in at just under 1 pound. I did some testing with my multimeter to find out how much current it uses. I did these tests using a fully charged Lithium One+ 18V 4Ah battery. I set the switch to LOW and the current peaked at 4.5 amps and then slowly dropped to 2.5 amps and then plunged to .008 amps (8 milliamps). I set the switch to HIGH and the current peaked at 4.5 amps and then slowly dropped to 1.25 amps and stayed there. I like the glue that comes with the glue gun. Overall a very nice tool.

This little guy is Awsome! We already own RYOBI tools and love them. Always can use a glue gun, so gave this one a shot. It has glued my mop back together. Handy dandy for craft projects, including paper, plastic and wood. It comes with 3 nozzles, and is dual temperature. Heats up fast and is light weight. Remember it is tool only. We already had the RYOBI 18 volt batteries. Recommend this glue gun

Nice heavy duty glue gun. It heats up quickly and is easy to use. It comes with three different tips for more accurate gluing. It has a little glue drip catcher that can be flipped up so that you don't drip glue all over the place. There is a little light on the unit that is red and then turns green when it is hot enough. It is not too heavy to hold and the grip is comfortable. The glues adheres very quickly. This does not come with a battery but the nice thing about Ryobli is that the battery can be used for many of their products. I have a few batteries so that if I am using one two more are always charging.

Great little glue gun that works with my existing 18V Ryobi One battery. This glue gun comes with two heat settings, low and high, and three different sized nozzles for selecting an appropriate sized bead of glue. The low setting might be useful is you are working with something delicate, but I have only used the high setting as I'm pretty impatient for the glue gun to heat up and finish my projects. This gun has a substantial and easy to use trigger. It does not come with a battery - you need to purchase that as a standalone or already have one. I like the light indicator to show when the gun is ready to use, and it heats up pretty quickly. This requires a standard sized glue stick and the glue stick feeds in easily. I also like that the glue gun can stand up on its own when the battery is installed, as I don't like laying down a hot glue gun on the work surface. Works as expected, no complaints!

RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless Dual Temperature Glue Gun (Tool Only) is my first cordless glue gun. I expected it to be more than the simple ones I've been using for years, but this is better and a more serious tool. In many respects it's the same old style gun, a heated nozzle, a glue stick and a trigger that advances the glue out of the gun. The old hot glue guns were dinky little things, not much to them. Ryobi's gluing gun is cordless which makes it easier to use and comes with two heat settings, and an off setting, too. The larger size gun makes it better to handle, less like a hobby toy. It comes with three different tip ends which is a plus, and other type tips are available as an option. The nozzle controls the amount of glue that comes out depending on the opening size and shape. The old gun where one size fits all, you got globs of glue when all you wanted was a thin string, making more of a mess for precision gluing. With dual heat control and various tips you can control this shortcoming. This gun also solves the problem of hot glue dripping from the nozzle when you stop holding the trigger. They've added a sliding small shelf just under the nozzle to catch drips. This usual occurs when you've used it and have set it aside. The gun uses wide, long glue sticks, but if you have smaller ones, just use the long ones behind them to advance it into the nozzle until the long glue stick catches the trigger mechanism that feeds it. I tried Ryobi's glue gun out with a large 18-volt battery and it felt fine, not too heavy; in fact, the gun is very light weight by itself. The tip got hot quickly and the two heat settings operated fine. The higher glue heat should be used dependent on the material that you're bonding. I found this gun a big improvement over my earlier ones.

EASY TO USE and DUAL TEMP, this thing is HOT! Finally an affordable high quality glue gun. This thing is great for everything from crafts to woodworking. The great features are: It stands up! It’s easy to set down and grab, great for working on projects that require a lot of small dabs here and there, or when working with only one hand free. Big trigger for ease of use, doesn’t wear out one finger when using often. Balanced and light weight. Comes with multiple nozzles; a long one for precision work, a spreader for thick beads, and the standard one. High heat and low heat for construction glues and craft glues. Drip tray, I thought this was a kickstand(it works), but it actually catches any hot drips so you won’t have it drop on your project. It also has a protective rubber sleeve over the nozzle so you can’t burn yourself so easily. It came with 10 general purpose glue sticks, 2 nozzles, and a small wrench to switch out nozzles. While I picked this up for my wife originally, I’ve found it comes in pretty handy for all sorts of tasks, and given the right glue, you can use it to make just about anything. Just FYI this doesn’t come with a battery!

I really like my new RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless Dual Temperature Glue Gun, but it will take some getting used to. I have always used a corded heat gun that didn’t have any kind of stand; therefore, I will have to grow accustomed to standing the heat gun on the battery so that I can take advantage of the built-in drip tray. And, the old corded heat gun didn’t have an on/off switch so once it was plugged in, it stayed on for hours. Now, I can turn the heat gun off when it is not in use even though it does take a few minutes (3-5minutes depending upon the temperature setting) to get up to temp. The ability to turn the heat gun off when not in use will save on battery life and maybe even on the life of the heat gun, because I can’t believe that it is good to leave the gun on for hours at a time. Ryobi includes three nozzles; a standard 3mm for general use, a precision extended 2.5mm for tight spaces and a spreader 3mm to cover wide areas. The tips can be changed using the included wrench (when the tool is cool and the battery is removed), but if the wrench gets misplaced a 12mm wrench will work fine. The glue gun uses standard ½” (11-12mm) glue sticks, but Ryobi glue sticks are recommended. Ryobi includes 10 glue sticks with the heat gun. The dual temperature (266 degree or 338 degrees F) helps when gluing items that are heat sensitive. And finally, remember to look in the box of glue sticks for the operator’s manual and nozzle wrench. I assumed that Ryobi had not included an operator’s guide until I opened the box with glue sticks. I recommend the new RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless Dual Temperature Glue Gun; it is a nice addition to the DIYers arsenal.

I love the new Ryobi Glue, I used it to glue my cheese board together. The dual temperature feature lets me do multiple little projects! Definitely recommend!