Full Size Hot Glue Gun, 150 Watts with 6 Copper Nozzles Temperature Adjustable Craft Repair Tool Professional Melting Glue Gun DIY Thermo Tool Include 5Pcs Highly Viscous Glue Sticks Luxury Set

I have used this a number of times over the past few months and it has worked well.Versus a smaller, lower-power glue gun, it definitely allows me to do longer beads/seams without stopping. The higher temperature glues work better.One thing that surprised me is that the heat-up time isn't much faster but do not consider this a problem. I feel there is more mass to heat up versus the small one which helps on the larger jobs. I do find myself using my older smaller one for those quick little jobs where I keep the low heat glue loaded and just leave this one on "high."Oh and the tip variety was more useful that I expected. The long one let me glue something from the inside.Remember that to change tips, it has to be hot. The kit includes one of those flat wrenches but I put a 12 mm full-size wrench in my glue gun kit to make it a little safer to handle the hot tips. Oh, an a leather glove!BT Recommends

I’ve had this glue gun for a couple weeks. I’ve gone thru 5 or so full glue (8”) sticks and it works as advertised. I’m not sure what’s going on w the claims that it leaks or wastes glue. You just need to give it 5-6 minutes to warm up & then unplug it as soon as you’re done.

Great buy works well.

Good unit, heats fast, works fine. Trigger seems more robust than on most 'hobby' models, and the trigger mechanism breaking seems to be what causes the most glue guns to be thrown out. The interchangeable nozzles are fine, but the nozzle type I most often seem to need and not have is a wide flat one, so I had to make my own.

Short heating time and a responsive trigger that gives good control of glue. Very comfortable in the hand.

Recently I bought a glue gun at a big box store for half the price and I'll compare this Boswell gun to that "brand X" gun. Brand X takes a long time to heat up. Boswell says give it about 3 minutes. I found 5 to be more realistic. The stick advance mechanism on brand X just slid along the stick and I had to push the stick along. This Boswell has a more positive advance mechanism. I had to push the stick only to get it started. The Boswell came set at 160 deg. C (about 350 deg F). I did not change that setting yet. It seems quite sufficient. Perhaps there are other glue stick formulations that will work better with more or less heat. It's nice to know I have the option to change that now. I have read that impurities in glue stick formulations might account for nozzle tips clogging. Brand X seemed to be clogging. Wondering if the Brand X 10" glue sticks might be the reason I was so disappointed in the brand X gun, I used the same sticks in the Boswell. They worked just fine so the problem was not the stick formulation but the brand X gun. I have not used the glue sticks that came with the Boswell. I prefer 10" sticks to avoid having to add new sticks. I use a lot of glue to mill wood on my planer sled. I need just a temporary bond and hot glue is just that. The Boswell works great. It may cost twice what brand X costs but you get what you pay for. I recommend the Boswell.

it works, I love the fact i can change the tip and use it for different projects and i can also control the amount of hot glue i can use and also i can change the temperature. I highly recommended.

Super cheeesy. My 9 year old is really into crafting so we go through hot glue guns like crazy. Bought this because I liked the different style tips. Unfortunately it’s poorly made. Some of the internal threads are really burred making it hard to thread the tips on. The plastic housing of the glue gun doesn’t even line up so there’s gaps all around the gun and it just feels cheap. I’m somewhat of an expert on cheap glue guns at this point and in this price range there’s a lot better quality ones on Amazon. Doubt this one will last.Update: yeah it lasted two uses then the silicone that guided the glue sticks fell out.