For those waiting for thier glue gun to warm up.
Sort of an addition to the face plate thread, which I have deleted.. sorry..
http://www.pennstateind.com/store/gg100.html I bought one of these butane glue guns for my wife a few years ago.. sort of a joke because I figured that for $10 it must be a POS... WRONG! She liked it so much that we bought several more for gifts... It heats almost instantly, cools fast, doesn't need an outlet near it, etc.. Check it out... a great tool for the money, IMO..... mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
For those waiting for thier glue gun to warm up.
"mac davis" wrote in message ... Sort of an addition to the face plate thread, which I have deleted.. sorry.. http://www.pennstateind.com/store/gg100.html I bought one of these butane glue guns for my wife a few years ago.. sort of a joke because I figured that for $10 it must be a POS... WRONG! She liked it so much that we bought several more for gifts... It heats almost instantly, cools fast, doesn't need an outlet near it, etc.. Check it out... a great tool for the money, IMO..... Hot melt glue comes is some different grades, from slightly better than the low tack masking tape on up to good packaging grade. Takes more heat for some. Of course the butane gun solves the same problem my butane soldering iron does, that of finding yourself a foot beyond the reach of the cord when you have to work something. |
For those waiting for thier glue gun to warm up.
"mac davis" wrote in message ... Sort of an addition to the face plate thread, which I have deleted.. sorry.. http://www.pennstateind.com/store/gg100.html I bought one of these butane glue guns for my wife a few years ago.. sort of a joke because I figured that for $10 it must be a POS... WRONG! She liked it so much that we bought several more for gifts... It heats almost instantly, cools fast, doesn't need an outlet near it, etc.. Check it out... a great tool for the money, IMO..... I bought one a couple years ago and stuck it in a drawer. On your recommendation I will try to find it to see how well it works. |
For those waiting for thier glue gun to warm up.
On Sun, 08 Jul 2007 17:34:38 GMT, "George" wrote:
Hot melt glue comes is some different grades, from slightly better than the low tack masking tape on up to good packaging grade. Takes more heat for some. Of course the butane gun solves the same problem my butane soldering iron does, that of finding yourself a foot beyond the reach of the cord when you have to work something. Right... and we found that more types of sticks are available in the larger diameter that this one takes... She bought everything from "general purpose" and "quick set" to "calking".... mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
For those waiting for thier glue gun to warm up.
On Sun, 08 Jul 2007 20:18:18 GMT, "Toller" wrote:
"mac davis" wrote in message .. . Sort of an addition to the face plate thread, which I have deleted.. sorry.. http://www.pennstateind.com/store/gg100.html I bought one of these butane glue guns for my wife a few years ago.. sort of a joke because I figured that for $10 it must be a POS... WRONG! She liked it so much that we bought several more for gifts... It heats almost instantly, cools fast, doesn't need an outlet near it, etc.. Check it out... a great tool for the money, IMO..... I bought one a couple years ago and stuck it in a drawer. On your recommendation I will try to find it to see how well it works. Ya might like it! I tried a couple of her electric ones in the past and hated them... Slow to heat, drippy, glue cools too fast, etc... I do use this one though... mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
For those waiting for thier glue gun to warm up.
Hey Mac, good to hear from you again. All moved in? Turning again?
robo hippy On Jul 9, 10:24 am, mac davis wrote: On Sun, 08 Jul 2007 20:18:18 GMT, "Toller" wrote: "mac davis" wrote in message .. . Sort of an addition to the face plate thread, which I have deleted.. sorry.. http://www.pennstateind.com/store/gg100.html I bought one of these butane glue guns for my wife a few years ago.. sort of a joke because I figured that for $10 it must be a POS... WRONG! She liked it so much that we bought several more for gifts... It heats almost instantly, cools fast, doesn't need an outlet near it, etc.. Check it out... a great tool for the money, IMO..... I bought one a couple years ago and stuck it in a drawer. On your recommendation I will try to find it to see how well it works. Ya might like it! I tried a couple of her electric ones in the past and hated them... Slow to heat, drippy, glue cools too fast, etc... I do use this one though... mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
For those waiting for thier glue gun to warm up.
On Mon, 09 Jul 2007 17:28:56 -0700, robo hippy wrote:
Hey Mac, good to hear from you again. All moved in? Turning again? robo hippy REED! 'bout time you crawled out that cave, hibernation is way over, bro... I've been posting pictures and assorted BS for about a month, where ya been?? Since you have that new-fangled cable thing, I'll send ya a few pics.. mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
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He Mac, there are a few more here that were and are interested, so just don't hold back Amigo ;-))) Robo is been to busy trying to impress the WC clique uhh group On Jul 10, 9:54 am, mac davis wrote: On Mon, 09 Jul 2007 17:28:56 -0700, robo hippy wrote: Hey Mac, good to hear from you again. All moved in? Turning again? robo hippy REED! 'bout time you crawled out that cave, hibernation is way over, bro... I've been posting pictures and assorted BS for about a month, where ya been?? Since you have that new-fangled cable thing, I'll send ya a few pics.. mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
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On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 12:40:36 -0700, "
wrote: He Mac, there are a few more here that were and are interested, so just don't hold back Amigo ;-))) I just sent him the ones that were posted to ABPW, I think.. Not to worry, my wife is building our web site and putting lots of pictures on it, while I'm struggling to build the Baja Woodcraft site.... Hard to get enthused about building your own web site when you spend time working on your clients pages.. *sigh* mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
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