I have never seen one... and hot melts tend to be high wattage units that
might suck a battery dry in a matter of a couple of minutes and that would
lead to premature battery failure IMHO.

"A Womack" wrote in message
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Have been using a cheap corded hot melt gun to attach templates for router
work the last couple of months. The hot melt works better than cold melt
because you get a few more precious seconds to glue the parameter and
position the template. However, the cord is ALWAYS in the way of moving
quickly.

Anyone with experience on a high quality cordless hot melt gun?

Thanks
Alan