6.56FT Long Heat Gun, Uptdae Version Homidic Mini Handheld Hot Air Gun, Electric 300W Portable Heat Gun for DIY Craft Embossing, Shrink Wrapping PVC, Drying Paint, Clay, Rubber Stamp

It consists of heat shrink and solder In the splice connectors I've been using, the adhesive needs to be melted at 80 C, and the solder needs to be melted at 138 C. A lot of heat shrink tubing is shrinkable at temperatures lower than 80 degrees Celsius. I have been using the Recollections heat embossing tool I "borrowed" from my wife's crafting stash to repair some broken wires in my truck and it has worked great for the heat shrink and the shrink/solder but- I would think the Homidic Mini Handheld Hot Air Gun in this listing would also work as well, or maybe even better considering that the nozzle looks a little smaller on this one and it claims to reach 200 degrees (I assume Celsius, as most heat guns state temperatures.

Laila FitzPatrick

| May 13, 2021

It's a pity With that method, I broke the LCD in about half of the devices that I was trying to repair, which increased costs by more than twice as much as the non-broken ones. I see a big difference in the quality of my work with this heat gun. By using this program, I have reduced my repair time by more than half and almost never crack an LCD screen anymore. This remote heats up fast, is lightweight, and is easy to direct the heat precisely where needed. It also cools quickly when you're done using it, which I find useful, since I can easily put it away and clear my workstation if I'm done with it.

Saoirse Rasmussen

| Mar 01, 2021

My epoxy dries on the tumblers with the help of a heat gun. It was difficult to deal with the air bubbles that constantly built up and made my tumblers look foul. It was an amazing heat gun that did a great job for a very low price. I used it a lot and highly recommend it. Even after a stop of about 4 days, the fish is still in excellent condition, which makes it a keeper for sure.

Alma Stokes

| Nov 28, 2020

When reading the instructions, it tells me to not use it for more than 10 minutes at a time. It's understandable, since it can quickly become hot. It lit up about three times within a thirty-minute period while I let it cool each time. A few seconds after trying four times, the motor got stuck and started making a loud sucking noise, and the nozzle began to smoke. The heat gun is highly disappointing to me, but I suggest you buy another heat gun which provides more settings and is less likely to break the first time you use it.

Gabriela McKinney

| Sep 25, 2020

This heat gun was gifted to me by the owner of a local art store, for use when making acrylic pour paintings to bring out the bubbles and That's why it's so useful in this situation. The heater heats up quickly, has a moderate degree of warmth (so it gets nice and warm but not too hot), has a number of power settings, is very easy to use, and converts to hot air quickly when the temperature goes up. Although I don't know what other projects I will use it for, I'm sure I will find other things to use it for. It would be perfect for helping small projects dry more quickly. Despite my purchase being a little pricey, I am pleased.

Niko Banks

| Mar 06, 2021

It worked perfectly without being too hot when it came to speeding up the drying times for acrylic and oil paints.

Emory Hull

| Mar 28, 2021

The fact that this can be used for both computer and cell phone repair is awesome. You don't have to use a normal heat gun. When I upgraded an iMac to an SSD, I was completely satisfied with it. Due to the fact that it does not get too hot, it may not work well with stronger adhesives, but for my purposes, it hasn't failed me.

Mohamed Powers

| Feb 26, 2021

In my case, I used it on canvas in the form of a stencil. I was able to do the next portion in a matter of seconds, since it dried quickly. The importance of this cannot be overstated! My bag wasn't heavy at all, and I had no problem handling it!.

Rosemary Chen

| Feb 06, 2021