| Color | Grey |
|---|---|
| Brand | Chandler Tool |
| Style | Electronic |
| Item Weight | 1.3 Pounds |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 10.9 x 9.7 x 1.7 inches |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Wattage | 100 watts |
| Voltage | 23.75 Volts |
| Compatible Material | Wood, Glass, Paper, Plastic, Metal |
| Manufacturer | Chandler Tool |
| Part Number | YC-710 |
| Item Weight | 1.3 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 10.9 x 9.7 x 1.7 inches |
| Country of Origin | Taiwan |
| Item model number | CT100 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Size | Large |
| Finish | Matt |
| Material | Plastic |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Shape | Straight |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Number Of Holes | 1 |
| Handle/Lever Placement | Center |
| Number of Handles | 1 |
| Handle Material | Plastic |
| Plug Format | A-US style |
| Switch Style | Toggle |
| Special Features | UL Certified |
| Usage | Inside |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | Lifetime Warranty |
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| 60 WATT GLUE GUN | 25 WATT GLUE GUN | DUAL TEMP HEAT GUN | 30 WATT WOOD BURNING KIT | CANDLE MAKING KIT + HOT PLATE | |
| Should I buy this? | Yes, just buy me already! | Yes, of course McFly, buy me! | What do you think? Of course you should buy this. | You know it, BUY me! | I will rock your world, so yeah, buy me. |
| How many watts? | 60 watts of power | 25 watts of power | 150 - 300 watts of power | 30 watts of power | 500 watts of power |
| How hot am I? | Max Temp: 358°F | Max Temp: 305°F | Temp: 392°F - 572°F | Temp: 752°F - 968°F | Temp: 482°F - 572°F |
| Is there an eBook to download? | Yes, there's an eBook for download...You're welcome. | Yes, there's an eBook for download...You're welcome. | But of course, download that eBook...like now. | What do you think? Of course you can download our eBook, it's all yours. | You know it, eBook at your disposal. |
| What's included? | You get: 12 glue sticks 11mm - 7/16" + eternal happiness. | You get: 10 glue sticks 7mm - 5/16" + a darn good time. | You get: A whole lot of awesomeness, 2 variable heat settings + a metal stand. | You get: 8 solid brass tips, 1 soldering tip, a metal stand + good fortune. | You get: 5lbs organic soy wax, 1 500w electric wax melting hot plate, 50 wicks, 2 wick centering devices, stainless steel pouring pot + spoon + hours of endless fun. |
| Will I LOVE this? | BFF's for sure, like really, you'll LOVE me. | Yes, a million times yes! You won't be able to keep your hands off me. | Yup, like Thelma + Louise. | Seriously? Of course you will LOVE this. | I'm pretty awesome, so yes, you will LOVE me. |
| FREE video tutorial to download? | Sadly, no video at this time. | Sorry, we took a snack break, no videos at this time. | Stay tuned for a video next year-ish. | Heck Yeah, there's a video to watch online! | Yes, an Oscar-worthy video is ready just for you. |
| What kind of projects is this good for? | Best for those looking to tackle most projects from home repair to holiday crafts. | Best for delicate projects involving fabric, lace, paper, and crafts. | Good for embossing, vinyl, epoxy resin, shrink wrap, transfers, paint removal, electronic repair, etc. | It's a wood burning kit. What do you think? | Duh, it's a candle making kit. Good for making candles. |
| Does this have an on/off switch? | No on/off switch here, but there is a fancy plug. | No on/off switch here, but there is a fancy plug. | There sure is an on/off switch! | No, but you should unplug it once finished. | The hot plate has a fancy knob for you to turn the power on and off. |
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First up, the glue gun isn't truly 100W as a reasonable person like me would assume it to be. At best, it's "100W" when you power it on and the initial inrush can reach that high for a second and rapidly fall off within seconds. The gun actually runs at about 20W. The pic is taken with it being the only device on an UPS (and is likely accurate, as a 75W traditional incandescent reads exactly 75W).That said, it warms up very fast, so this initial inrush might help serve to get the gun to a usable state faster. I was able to start using it within a minute. Either way, it's misleading. You'd expect a 100W gun to run at 100W.Not-really-100W aside, the other points:* Easy to operate if you lack grip strength. I've used glue guns that have miserable trigger pull action or unusably tiny nozzles. This one is nicer.* You have both the "traditional" stand option (the easy-to-knock-over wire you find on other guns) and a decently sturdy wide, upright, and removable base. The latter can still be knocked over, but not nearly as easily. Normal glue guns it's like a gentle breeze could topple them. This one you need to really knock it. Either way, you have both options with this one in case you like to occasionally live dangerously.* (minor personal thing) It's got that micro-gritty plastic on everything but the nozzle. This is just a personal gripe. I hate--hate--that texture, and when it rubs against itself it's almost like nails on a chalkboard to me, just from a feeling standpoint rather than a noise one. Had it been smoother plastic, or at least more coated in a grippy silicone-y "rubber" like the non-metal portion of the nozzle is, I'd be far happier, and it would feel far sturdier / more premium.* UL certified as E122333 (a specialty heater from YEU CHYUAN INDUSTRIAL CO). A bonus over most other glue guns, as this means it's far less likely to cause an electrical fire due to shoddy design.* Made in Taiwan.Overall, not going to send it back. It's inexpensive enough and works well enough that it's fine for my needs.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 21, 2020
That said, it warms up very fast, so this initial inrush might help serve to get the gun to a usable state faster. I was able to start using it within a minute. Either way, it's misleading. You'd expect a 100W gun to run at 100W.
Not-really-100W aside, the other points:
* Easy to operate if you lack grip strength. I've used glue guns that have miserable trigger pull action or unusably tiny nozzles. This one is nicer.
* You have both the "traditional" stand option (the easy-to-knock-over wire you find on other guns) and a decently sturdy wide, upright, and removable base. The latter can still be knocked over, but not nearly as easily. Normal glue guns it's like a gentle breeze could topple them. This one you need to really knock it. Either way, you have both options with this one in case you like to occasionally live dangerously.
* (minor personal thing) It's got that micro-gritty plastic on everything but the nozzle. This is just a personal gripe. I hate--hate--that texture, and when it rubs against itself it's almost like nails on a chalkboard to me, just from a feeling standpoint rather than a noise one. Had it been smoother plastic, or at least more coated in a grippy silicone-y "rubber" like the non-metal portion of the nozzle is, I'd be far happier, and it would feel far sturdier / more premium.
* UL certified as E122333 (a specialty heater from YEU CHYUAN INDUSTRIAL CO). A bonus over most other glue guns, as this means it's far less likely to cause an electrical fire due to shoddy design.
* Made in Taiwan.
Overall, not going to send it back. It's inexpensive enough and works well enough that it's fine for my needs.
Color: GreyVerified Purchase
Misleading, but otherwise good
By TorgosPizza on August 21, 2020
First up, the glue gun isn't truly 100W as a reasonable person like me would assume it to be. At best, it's "100W" when you power it on and the initial inrush can reach that high for a second and rapidly fall off within seconds. The gun actually runs at about 20W. The pic is taken with it being the only device on an UPS (and is likely accurate, as a 75W traditional incandescent reads exactly 75W).By TorgosPizza on August 21, 2020
That said, it warms up very fast, so this initial inrush might help serve to get the gun to a usable state faster. I was able to start using it within a minute. Either way, it's misleading. You'd expect a 100W gun to run at 100W.
Not-really-100W aside, the other points:
* Easy to operate if you lack grip strength. I've used glue guns that have miserable trigger pull action or unusably tiny nozzles. This one is nicer.
* You have both the "traditional" stand option (the easy-to-knock-over wire you find on other guns) and a decently sturdy wide, upright, and removable base. The latter can still be knocked over, but not nearly as easily. Normal glue guns it's like a gentle breeze could topple them. This one you need to really knock it. Either way, you have both options with this one in case you like to occasionally live dangerously.
* (minor personal thing) It's got that micro-gritty plastic on everything but the nozzle. This is just a personal gripe. I hate--hate--that texture, and when it rubs against itself it's almost like nails on a chalkboard to me, just from a feeling standpoint rather than a noise one. Had it been smoother plastic, or at least more coated in a grippy silicone-y "rubber" like the non-metal portion of the nozzle is, I'd be far happier, and it would feel far sturdier / more premium.
* UL certified as E122333 (a specialty heater from YEU CHYUAN INDUSTRIAL CO). A bonus over most other glue guns, as this means it's far less likely to cause an electrical fire due to shoddy design.
* Made in Taiwan.
Overall, not going to send it back. It's inexpensive enough and works well enough that it's fine for my needs.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 15, 2022
But for all I know, most glue guns in this price/quality category are similarly overrated. This one is well designed, reasonably priced, and suits my light duty needs perfectly.
Color: GreyVerified Purchase
Not 100 Watts, But Still A Good Buy
By Jamie M on March 14, 2022
After reading the review by TorgosPizza, I checked my unit and it behaves like theirs, almost immediately dropping from 100 to around 20 watts. It's probably a 100 watt heating coil that is being throttled back by a thermal sensor. Power drops to 15 watts if you let it sit for a while, but rises back to the mid-20s when you start using it again and melting new glue.By Jamie M on March 14, 2022
But for all I know, most glue guns in this price/quality category are similarly overrated. This one is well designed, reasonably priced, and suits my light duty needs perfectly.
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Sheila.Robia
Just another glue gun
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on November 10, 2021Color: GreyVerified Purchase
Darrell Tufford
Found it cheaply made
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on September 17, 2021Color: GreyVerified Purchase
