ROMECH Full Size Hot Glue Gun with 60/100W Dual Power and 21 Hot Glue Sticks (7/16"), Fast Preheating Heavy Duty Industrial Gluegun with Storage Case for Crafting, DIY and Repairs (Gray)

This is hands-down the best hot glue gun I’ve ever owned. It comes in its own zip-up case, which is a game changer for keeping everything neat and organized. The kit includes glue sticks, but only about 10, so if you plan to do larger projects, I highly recommend ordering long glue sticks to fit properly. The case is even designed with space for storing extra long sticks, which makes it incredibly convenient.• Performance: At 60W, it heats quickly and maintains a steady temperature for smooth, even glue flow—no drips, no clogging.• Packaging: Secure, organized, and professional. Everything has its place in the case, including the glue gun and long sticks.• Size: This is a full-size glue gun, so you get more coverage and efficiency compared to mini versions.• Value for Money: For the price, the quality, durability, and case alone make it worth it. It’s built to last and designed for serious crafters.• Prime Delivery: Arrived quickly, exactly as described, ready to use right out of the box.Why I love it: The included case, long-stick compatibility, and smooth glue performance make this one the nicest glue gun on the market. If you’re considering a hot glue gun, stop looking—this is the one.#AmazonFinds #DobermanMom #DobermanSafe #CraftSupplies #DIYTools #GlueGun

It works well and easily. Can get into difficult corners with it. Now let's see how long it lasts. Will update this review later on.

Love this glue gun and does the job right. I've used it in craft projects and has held very securely. Comes with a case and large glue sticks so I will always know where it's at and that it's safe.

Works great. Heats up fast.

I wanted to buy a glue gun that would handle delicate tasks, but also be useful for light construction gluing. I picked this gun because the reviews were better than the big name guns. The gun comes in a very nice soft case which holds the tool and more than twenty six inch glue sticks. For a crafter, this is great storage. For the shop, I will probably build a more suitable box for a rough and dirty environment.FEATURES: 1. The fold down metal stand actually works. The gun stays up and doesn't tip over on it's own. It even stayed up after a light bump. 2. It has a Hi-LO temperature switch in the handle. Wonderfully convenient. Moreover, it's a safety feature because it lights up when electric current is running through the gun. 3. It does not have an inline or handle mounted on-off switch. Don't complain about that. I purchased (Amazon has them) an inline switch that you plug into a wall outlet (or even an extension cord) and then plug in the glue gun. That arrangement gives you an on-off switch at the end of the gun cord - always near at hand. 4. It does not come with silicone tip guards. No loss. Those tend to melt or burn off over time. Keep your fingers away from the heated brass tip and all will be well. Or wear silicone heat gloves.PERFORMANCE: 1. It heats up within the time advertised. Some reviews have found that it does not reach the advertised temperature and/or goes down in temperature after reaching the initial starting high temperature that melts the glue sitting in the gun when the gun is turned on. I don't have the instruments to test that. However, the glue comes out steaming on HI. The glue seems to cool quickly, but I don't know if that the characteristic of the glue or if the glue gun temperature is lower when squeezing out. 3. I haven't mastered trigger control yet, but the glue seems to flow evenly with the right combination of speed and trigger pressure. 4. NO glue gun is dripless. This glue gun drips very, very little. A truly tiny ball forms at the tip of the gun when it is at rest and maybe 15 to 30 minutes later it falls off. Over a couple of hours using the gun, I counted seven tiny balls on the plate I keep under the gun. 5. There was some extremely light stringing, but not with every use. 6. the smallest stick size that works is 4 inches. I mention this because one of the best glue sticks on the market, Stanley (check out Project Farm on YouTube for the glue stick testing video), are only four inches long. I like the six inch size, but you can get sticks up to ten inches. The size stick depends on how much maneuvering room you have. Besides, you can always cut the stick down to any size between full to 4 inches.CAUTIONS: This is true with every glue gun on the market - NEVER use it with the tip pointed upward. If the liquid glue flows backward into the gun, it will turn solid when the gun is turned off. Because that flow of glue is outside the heating chamber, the next time you start the gun, it will remain solid, blocking the glue stick passage and freezing the trigger movement. End of gun. WAIT until the gun is fully heated and the glue in the heating chamber is fully melted. If the trigger offers the slightest resistance - STOP. If the glue is not fully melted in the chamber, solid glue in the tip will block the liquified glue from flowing out of the tip. Instead, pressing the trigger harder in that situation will force the liquid glue backwards into the glue gun and you will glue the workings as solidly as if you used the gun in the tip up position.RECOMMENDATIONS: This is a strong buy. At this price, the ROMECH glue gun punches way above it's peers and probably all of the higher priced guns with similar features. I'm sticking with this glue gun.

Nice glue gun and it comes in a case which I like. Heats up quickly and also comes with a supply of glue sticks. My only complaint is that the glue comes out in a blob, like the nozzle is too large but it works ok, just a little messy when gluing small things like silk flowers, and be careful because it's very hot.

absolutely worth it!! the case is really nice and its been my go to glue gun for months now! its very durable and i love the temp settings

We had to cut 1/8 hardware cloth in pieces to cover large vents on our AC on the roof....after SEVEN wasp nests were found inside. No damage to unit, but we needed those wasps gone & to make sure none in the future. This glue gun worked very well to attach the hardware cloth to the 4 panels that lift out of the unit. It made a tough job much easier - that and our thanks to our daughters partner who did all the work of spraying and retrofitting the panels for us. If you have a rooftop AC unit - highly suggest you do this before you have SEVEN wasp nests to contend with!