Stick diameter decides every refill, and temperature decides every material · review
A dual-temperature mini gun with 30 Gorilla sticks that resist weather, offering a 45-second working time and a safety fuse.
Low heat for foam and fabric, high for wood and plastic.
Weather resistance and a 45-second working time are the claims.
Do not pull sticks backward from the gun.
| Stick size | Mini, 0.27 in × 4 in |
|---|---|
| Temperature | Dual, low or high |
| Working time | 45 seconds |
| In the box | Gun, 30 mini sticks |
| Safety | Fuse, insulated nozzle, side fins |
| Amazon ASIN | B07K791YRP |
| EAN | 0052427006554 |
Mini, 0.27 in diameter.
The listing says no; feed the remainder through.
8.5/ 10
Our default pick on this shelf.
A crafter who wants a low-heat option for delicate materials.
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