I have the Dewalt and I absolutely love it. My usage of it is almost everyday. The most important features are the lock and the low heat which I use more often. And the price is slightly lower, which is very important especially when your juniors break your tools from time to time and you have to buy new ones
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Hi Brian, I think DeWalt or any other Brand should make a cordless heat gun full size with a control temp knob and not just a high or low switch. I know it will be a larger version but nice to see if it will work close to a corded version. Time will tell, LOL... Thanks for the video
The trigger safety is huge for me cause I constantly have tools going on in my decked truck box and I 100% don’t need to melt things or cook my truck 👍🏻good thinking dewalt
Man. A long awaited item. Now all they need to make is a 12v rotary tool. A 12v soldering iron. And a 12v or 20V glue gun. That should cover everything
@Workshop Addict. Great review. I'm glad I bought the Dewalt 20V MAX cordless heat gun. I already have Dewalt's corded heat gun but I had some paint work to do on my cars and I don't have a garage or carport. I didn't want to run an extension cord out to the cars since the job took a few days and it rained off and on during this past late winter. I know how the corded Dewalt heat gun really draws alot of amperage. While the cordless heat gun runs through batteries as I was curing primer and paint, it got the job done and is very convenient. Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
I like the DeWalt, but I own the Milwaukee currently. I went with it because I needed a heat gun for different projects like window tint, heat shrink, etc. It works perfectly fine for that. Personally I'd rather be holding the trigger instead of having a lock switch. Just what I need though. DeWalt's heat gun nonetheless is still nice though and I'm glad to see there are plenty of different options out there. And the fact that you don't need to be tethered to a cord is incredible.
I bought this heat gun and was not impressed. If its the best cordless heat gun out there I'm sticking to corded heat guns for my purposes. It also sucked down the battery power faster than any other cordless tool I have too. Good video though, very informative.
There are still limitations with battery operated tools. Compromises have to be made. Run time, temperature, airflow. Usually these type of compromises limit you to 2 out of 3 factors. With high temp AND high airflow, run time would suck. High runtime, high airflow then temperature is sacrificed. High runtime, high temp then airflow is lower. Good to see DeWalt pushing the envelope. It's clearly the better tool, but I've had my Milwaukee going on 2 years now. Milwaukee should come out with a Gen2 now. At least I hope they do. When companies one up the competition, it makes all of them better in the near future.
Great review as always. Does it work well for shrinking and forming window tint? I currently use a Freud hg100 heat gun. I’ve used almost every heat gun since I started window tinting in 1987. So the Freud’s variable temp control with a dial is the best heat gun I’ve used. Made in W. Germany. Can run all day with small breaks in between with no problems. Not sure if it’s still currently produced. Second best IMO is the older Blue Point ETB 1600, which has been discontinued. But can usually find them used. Current Blue Point models don’t seem to last.
Unsure how this would work or last tinting all day. For the small stuff we do it rocks. But sometimes I want more airflow than what a battery model will give me. It will do what you want, but I am unsure if you will like it. It is the best battery heat gun I have used.
Thanks for the awesome review. Bought this heat gun and I am on the fence with it. I Can definitely say I would use a 4ah or larger. Follow the manuals ratio guidelines for use that you pointed out. And keep a concentrator nozzle on it most of the time lol
I'm a window tinter by trade 24 years now & going i have used my fair share of heatguns & I came up with the idea of a cordless heatgun about 5 years ago. I successfully created one out of an old heatgun & a drill but never used it for tint. Then what do you know all of these tool companies is took my idea & ran with it. Anyhow I'm curious as to how well does the dewalt work for shrinking window tint? & as far as batteries would I need the bigger dewalt battery or would the smaller ones work. I already have some dewalt 20v brushless tools & wanted some more info on the heat gun for tinting. Any help there would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Brian, Wow, this dewalt heat gun looks like it was designed well. The only thing i wish they did different was the top switch (High / Low). It should be a push button by now. It's not bad just looks like a drill gun. It should have just stand out a little different. Thanks for the video
I don’t think I’d buy a heat gun without some sort of temperature control. I also like the lock on switch. Could you run the Dewalt with a 2ah or 5ah if I just need to melt the ice on a chicken waterer?
So I have the Dewalt heat gun for shrinking heat shrink terminals and tubing, and I have to say, I HATE it. I think it is my least used tool, even less than my glue gun. I think I must have a defective one. It gets hot but, it does not blow air enough. I think I am going to get a new Dewalt and see if it is just broken. I was looking to see if the Milwaukee is better but now I am just thinking i may have a bad unit. Although, when you did your heat shrink in the video, it was about as slow as it is for me. I can do it with corded heat gun in like 3 seconds.
I took my battery to the store to use with the Dewalt heat gun they had on display. I was disappointed with the volume of air flowing out of the heat gun. I expected more air. That disappointment was the major reason I decided not purchase the Dewalt heat gun. I do not know the model number of the Dewalt heat gun that I tried out and I wonder if there is more than one model available. If Dewalt makes a model of heat gun that produces a higher volume of air than the one I tested, then I would be interested. I may consider one of the other heat guns that works with Dewalt batteries, particularly since they as less pricy
I will try, but the Ridgid uses Butane and gets pretty hot. Ridgid would win the heat contest, but the Dewalt would still be the one I would choose over the three due to the lock on and heat settings and no fuel.
One of the things not mentioned is the battery pack. A Manufacturer can give you what you want with 18650 Batteries delivering 3.5 Volts at...get this...40 Amps!! Continuously. Each. A power pack probably has 4 of these cells. These are the batteries used in Electric Cars and by Vapers to make Clouds. They typically cost around $15 each and have protection circuitry. Power is no problem. The issue is that Thermal Circuits are possibly the harshest thing for a battery to handle. This type of demand does damage to the battery slowly which is cumulative over time inevitably leading to battery failure. Milwaukee batteries should last longer with a lower draw. Having said this clearly Milwaukee missed the boat by not providing hi/lo function.
Can you test a cordless heatgun from Amazon preferably the green neumaster! Looks like a Hitachi wanna be but I really want the Amazon cordless brushless grinder over the Ryobi grinder because it had a better handle & more consumables with a sanding/ da sander options ect! made by kimo
Yes, it can be. Most will only use it for smaller stuff. The attachment I used for doing the electrical connection at the end of the video is what most use for that.
Interesting to know you are not supposed to use it longer than an hour, do you think it would heat up and melt red loctite? I was planning on having 3 20v 5ah on standby but I guess that won’t be happening. ☹️
That's why there is a low setting. :) But seriously, people want to know how they perform and this seemed like a good test. Most plug in units would move more air and be hotter than these.
WorkshopAddict yes I love the low setting. That’s why I’m going to pick it up. I do a lot of auto pin striping so the low setting is a deal breaker for me. Thanks for the review!
I own this tool & DeWalt really needs to release an improved version. The airflow SUCKS & the claimed 990 degrees must be on the actual surface element! I was really hoping it could replace my Milwaukee corded, but... not even close! That is coming from a HUGE DeWalt cordless tool collection!
JetsetJoey agreed I have a crappy 1970s Milwaukee heat gun that keeps going I left it in the snow for a year some how it ended up there but it still works and this doesn’t seem like a good replacement
Just bought one after watching this video. Its one step above useless. Fine for wiring but for my application gotta go back to the black and decker corded one thats 40 years old
This 20 volt works really well and is my go to tool for battery heat guns due to the lock on button. That is a huge deal because you can let it warm up for a minute before you use it.
As of May 2020 this DeWalt gun is still $199 on Amazon. I could potentially buy an appropriate 12v inverter and hardwire it into my 99 Camry. (Inverter for $150 + materials & install) I'm a remote technician and sometimes I do 5 Samsung screen replacements in my car per day. To safely remove the backglass of a Samsung, you need a lot of heat. The extension cord works when it works, but I need a backup. I run my heat gun at 1500w for 7-10 minutes 2x. If anyone has a suggestion between the DeWalt, an inverter setup, or something else, let me know thx
Gl I’ve never used a cordless heat gun but it seems kinda dumb to have a battery powered heat gun it’s like using a battery power sotoring iron, but who am I because I’ve never used them lol
I did not tackle that because of how many batteries it would take to figure and the fact that the duty cycle is 60 minutes in 2 hours. It would have taken me days. 30 minutes on high with the 6.0 Ah 20 volt and it was about dead.
Milwaukee tool, was their compact version, not a fair comparison. Dewalt products are decreasing in sales. I'll take the Milwaukee every day. Dependable tools.
No it's not.I have both platforms and they're just as good.No issues whatsoever with any Dewalt,but have trigger issues and overheating on my brand new gen 3 hammer drill.Don't tell me about warranty,i live in Europe ,we don't have the same no questions asked policy like you have in US.And here Milwaukee is twice if not more the price you have in US.
I have the Dewalt and I absolutely love it. My usage of it is almost everyday. The most important features are the lock and the low heat which I use more often. And the price is slightly lower, which is very important especially when your juniors break your tools from time to time and you have to buy new ones
Thanks for the review, I believe this is the only video on RUclips reviewing this Two products and I’m glad I found it. Keep up the good work.
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I think I’m gonna wait for the brushless model 😂
nah man wait for the flexvolt
I think the brushless model is gna be IP67 rated. I'm holding out for sure.
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There should actually be one. The Heat Gun contains an electric motor to drive the blower.
Wow.. now the heat guns went to cordless too.
Thanks for that
Dewalt is my personal platform glad they have brought out this heat gun .
And having the 2 settings is a winner .
I prefer Milwaukee platform... altough I have both platforms, in my experience Milwaukee has more quality
Elias Alonso I use Milwaukee at work the older stuff wasn’t to good but the new stuff is great the gen 3 impact is really nice
Hi Brian,
I think DeWalt or any other Brand should make a cordless heat gun full size with a control temp knob and not just a high or low switch.
I know it will be a larger version but nice to see if it will work close to a corded version. Time will tell, LOL...
Thanks for the video
The trigger safety is huge for me cause I constantly have tools going on in my decked truck box and I 100% don’t need to melt things or cook my truck 👍🏻good thinking dewalt
Now this tool I could use I have the corded dewalt with the digital display
Man. A long awaited item. Now all they need to make is a 12v rotary tool. A 12v soldering iron. And a 12v or 20V glue gun. That should cover everything
was just looking to see if anyone made a cordless soldering gun. I want a dewalt one badly not an iron a soldering gun!
@Workshop Addict. Great review. I'm glad I bought the Dewalt 20V MAX cordless heat gun. I already have Dewalt's corded heat gun but I had some paint work to do on my cars and I don't have a garage or carport. I didn't want to run an extension cord out to the cars since the job took a few days and it rained off and on during this past late winter. I know how the corded Dewalt heat gun really draws alot of amperage. While the cordless heat gun runs through batteries as I was curing primer and paint, it got the job done and is very convenient.
Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
Used it yesterday to bend some 3/4 pvc. Worked like a champ. They're probably going to be $100 bucks in a few months.
It is too bad Dewalt didn't put the rotary temperature control on it like the old wired one..... The d26950 is probably the best heat gun I ever had.
Thanks Brian nice review one more tool for my Dewalt tool corner. Can get rid of the cord.
Can't get rid of the corded one, I love the display. Oh, I know. Why not have both? Lmao.
I like the DeWalt, but I own the Milwaukee currently. I went with it because I needed a heat gun for different projects like window tint, heat shrink, etc. It works perfectly fine for that. Personally I'd rather be holding the trigger instead of having a lock switch. Just what I need though. DeWalt's heat gun nonetheless is still nice though and I'm glad to see there are plenty of different options out there. And the fact that you don't need to be tethered to a cord is incredible.
Yeah, I have the Milwaukee too. I wish it had multiple heat settings like the Dewalt, but the safety is MUCH better on the Milwaukee.
local Michigander here Climax MI. cheers brother
I bought this heat gun and was not impressed. If its the best cordless heat gun out there I'm sticking to corded heat guns for my purposes. It also sucked down the battery power faster than any other cordless tool I have too. Good video though, very informative.
That is the best battery one available.
I'm going to o pick this dewalt up I do alot of electrical in small spaces cords suck
Wow, Michigan license plates can stand up to some serious abuse without even a mark on them. Thanks for testing them!
Thank you I will still buy this but I am very cautious and keeping my receipt because of all the bad reviews.
Man I hope Milwaukee's watching this.
Excellent VIDEO REVIEW. Thanks.
Thank you. I needed this review to help me chose Dewalt heat gun cordless.
I own the Dewalt, he is great
Good review! Thank you!
Yup #dewalt for the win
I might pick one of these up for heating nitrous bottles.
Nice review, was wondering how the safety and lock worked
Thanks for the review. Was debating these. Own both systems so easy choice. DeWalt 👍
Excellent comparison!! Thank you for this.
I think the price too expensive for heat gun(169-189$). It should be around 50-70$.
The Dewalt? 119 at Lowes.
heat guns are over priced hair dryers.
@@ggsdude1 uhhhh no
Check Dyson hair dryer price and you will agree that hair dryers are over priced heat gun......
John Neumonic Hair driers are expensive too! There's like a freaking hair dryer cartel.
Great review Brian thanks now i need one
Always a good videos, thanks Bryan, those heat Guns are amazing
Thanks Bud.
Is the airflow a stronger on the Dewalt? I got the Milwaukee one but my complaint is there's not enough air flow out of it. Great vid dude!
Yes, there is more air flow, but not by much at all. Noticeable side by side but that is about it.
There are still limitations with battery operated tools. Compromises have to be made. Run time, temperature, airflow. Usually these type of compromises limit you to 2 out of 3 factors. With high temp AND high airflow, run time would suck. High runtime, high airflow then temperature is sacrificed. High runtime, high temp then airflow is lower. Good to see DeWalt pushing the envelope. It's clearly the better tool, but I've had my Milwaukee going on 2 years now. Milwaukee should come out with a Gen2 now. At least I hope they do. When companies one up the competition, it makes all of them better in the near future.
Great comparison picking up a dewalt
Great review as always. Does it work well for shrinking and forming window tint? I currently use a Freud hg100 heat gun. I’ve used almost every heat gun since I started window tinting in 1987. So the Freud’s variable temp control with a dial is the best heat gun I’ve used. Made in W. Germany. Can run all day with small breaks in between with no problems. Not sure if it’s still currently produced. Second best IMO is the older Blue Point ETB 1600, which has been discontinued. But can usually find them used. Current Blue Point models don’t seem to last.
Unsure how this would work or last tinting all day. For the small stuff we do it rocks. But sometimes I want more airflow than what a battery model will give me. It will do what you want, but I am unsure if you will like it. It is the best battery heat gun I have used.
Thanks for your reply. I’ll have to give it a try.
So how did you like it? Is it worth it?
Thanks for the awesome review. Bought this heat gun and I am on the fence with it. I Can definitely say I would use a 4ah or larger. Follow the manuals ratio guidelines for use that you pointed out. And keep a concentrator nozzle on it most of the time lol
Nice review, Thank you.
I'm a window tinter by trade 24 years now & going i have used my fair share of heatguns & I came up with the idea of a cordless heatgun about 5 years ago. I successfully created one out of an old heatgun & a drill but never used it for tint. Then what do you know all of these tool companies is took my idea & ran with it.
Anyhow I'm curious as to how well does the dewalt work for shrinking window tint? & as far as batteries would I need the bigger dewalt battery or would the smaller ones work. I already have some dewalt 20v brushless tools & wanted some more info on the heat gun for tinting.
Any help there would be greatly appreciated.
It’s nice to heat up your cold pizza 🍕🍕when your at work
Or chicken wings 😂
Great review as always!
I have 2 of the Milwaukee heat guns plus the new rigid. I’m interested in the Dewalt. Do you know when it will be available?
Acme tools has it now. www.acmetools.com/shop/tools/dewalt-dce530b
Hi Brian,
Wow, this dewalt heat gun looks like it was designed well. The only thing i wish they did different was the top switch (High / Low). It should be a push button by now. It's not bad just looks like a drill gun. It should have just stand out a little different.
Thanks for the video
I am a much larger fan of these switches as all of my push buttons seem to wear out in a years use.
@@WorkshopAddict
I guess that makes sense.
Easy to know what it’s set at with the switch then a button
@@W3TFART
Yeah, i think you and brian are right. I guess my thinking was just something a little different. If it works why change it, LOL....
Love the channel 👍.. hot review.
Great review and comparison. Would love to have that DeWalt, but for now I'll stick to my 10 dollar corded Harbor Freight model.
Hello! Nice job. Do u know maybe if Makita have this hot air dryer?
I do not believe Makita makes one.
I don’t think I’d buy a heat gun without some sort of temperature control. I also like the lock on switch. Could you run the Dewalt with a 2ah or 5ah if I just need to melt the ice on a chicken waterer?
They sell it in a kit with a 5ah battery. You can run it on a 2Ah, it would just run for less time.
So I have the Dewalt heat gun for shrinking heat shrink terminals and tubing, and I have to say, I HATE it. I think it is my least used tool, even less than my glue gun. I think I must have a defective one. It gets hot but, it does not blow air enough. I think I am going to get a new Dewalt and see if it is just broken. I was looking to see if the Milwaukee is better but now I am just thinking i may have a bad unit. Although, when you did your heat shrink in the video, it was about as slow as it is for me. I can do it with corded heat gun in like 3 seconds.
I took my battery to the store to use with the Dewalt heat gun they had on display. I was disappointed with the volume of air flowing out of the heat gun. I expected more air. That disappointment was the major reason I decided not purchase the Dewalt heat gun.
I do not know the model number of the Dewalt heat gun that I tried out and I wonder if there is more than one model available. If Dewalt makes a model of heat gun that produces a higher volume of air than the one I tested, then I would be interested.
I may consider one of the other heat guns that works with Dewalt batteries, particularly since they as less pricy
Awesome, would buy the DeWalt if I needed one lol
Thanks for the video. How was the runtime on the Dewalt vs. Milwaukee given same battery size? Thanks
Thank you for making this…. Does the bigger battery make it blow air harder?
Not on this tool.
Nice review.
Can you do also a video on the ridgid heat gun vs those 2 heat guns
I will try, but the Ridgid uses Butane and gets pretty hot. Ridgid would win the heat contest, but the Dewalt would still be the one I would choose over the three due to the lock on and heat settings and no fuel.
Greeeat too late i already bought a damn Milwaukee
Any idea if either DeWalt or Milwaukee will come out with a hot glue gun like the one Ryobi got?
Nothing has been talked about that we know of.
how about a hair curler? 🤣
Make a version that uses lithium polymer batteries or super-capacitors, won't last very long but will get very hot very fast
Great video
I don't think I've ever used a heat gun with a trigger lock. I just thought that would be a liability issue. Neat.
One of the things not mentioned is the battery pack. A Manufacturer can give you what you want with 18650 Batteries delivering 3.5 Volts at...get this...40 Amps!! Continuously. Each.
A power pack probably has 4 of these cells. These are the batteries used in Electric Cars and by Vapers to make Clouds. They typically cost around $15 each and have protection circuitry.
Power is no problem. The issue is that Thermal Circuits are possibly the harshest thing for a battery to handle. This type of demand does damage to the battery slowly which is cumulative over time inevitably leading to battery failure. Milwaukee batteries should last longer with a lower draw. Having said this clearly Milwaukee missed the boat by not providing hi/lo function.
How long does the 6.0 battery last? I would think this would be a battery eater.
About an hour on low and 30 mins on high
Can you test a cordless heatgun from Amazon preferably the green neumaster! Looks like a Hitachi wanna be but I really want the Amazon cordless brushless grinder over the Ryobi grinder because it had a better handle & more consumables with a sanding/ da sander options ect! made by kimo
Snow/ice melting test
I wonder if this can be used to heat pvc pipe for bending?
Yes, it can be. Most will only use it for smaller stuff. The attachment I used for doing the electrical connection at the end of the video is what most use for that.
In summer time you can bend 1/2 pvc. Its a 400-600 watt heater, where a 110vac is usually a 1200 watt heater.
@@drcpaintball i usually use a butane torch. 1/2 and 3/4 pvc are the most common I'd use it for.
500 watts no good for a cold or windy day you think?
How about a video on the ridgid nxt cordless wet dry vac
I do not have it.
I see it, I like it, I want it, I got it.
Cool heat gun. Contradiction here?
I see ;)
Interesting to know you are not supposed to use it longer than an hour, do you think it would heat up and melt red loctite? I was planning on having 3 20v 5ah on standby but I guess that won’t be happening. ☹️
No, it will not melt red loctite.
Will the Milwaukee perform better with a high output battery?
I had the 6.0 Ah on the Milwaukee. I highly doubt it.
what is the battery time ?
Why does noone tell us the runtime on high the full time? 42 minutes is great... but noone ever uses low to be honest...
Sometimes hotter is not always better.
That's why there is a low setting. :) But seriously, people want to know how they perform and this seemed like a good test. Most plug in units would move more air and be hotter than these.
WorkshopAddict yes I love the low setting. That’s why I’m going to pick it up. I do a lot of auto pin striping so the low setting is a deal breaker for me. Thanks for the review!
WorkshopAddict I meant the low setting is why I’m picking it up! Lol thanks again
@@LaCatHTF Gotcha, I thought you did not like my testing.
WorkshopAddict haha! No way man... I like all your guys videos!
I own this tool & DeWalt really needs to release an improved version. The airflow SUCKS & the claimed 990 degrees must be on the actual surface element! I was really hoping it could replace my Milwaukee corded, but... not even close! That is coming from a HUGE DeWalt cordless tool collection!
JetsetJoey agreed I have a crappy 1970s Milwaukee heat gun that keeps going I left it in the snow for a year some how it ended up there but it still works and this doesn’t seem like a good replacement
Just bought one after watching this video. Its one step above useless. Fine for wiring but for my application gotta go back to the black and decker corded one thats 40 years old
60v will be nice from dewalt
This 20 volt works really well and is my go to tool for battery heat guns due to the lock on button. That is a huge deal because you can let it warm up for a minute before you use it.
As of May 2020 this DeWalt gun is still $199 on Amazon. I could potentially buy an appropriate 12v inverter and hardwire it into my 99 Camry. (Inverter for $150 + materials & install)
I'm a remote technician and sometimes I do 5 Samsung screen replacements in my car per day. To safely remove the backglass of a Samsung, you need a lot of heat. The extension cord works when it works, but I need a backup. I run my heat gun at 1500w for 7-10 minutes 2x. If anyone has a suggestion between the DeWalt, an inverter setup, or something else, let me know thx
You get much more cfm and heat from a plug in heat gun. If you need a good amount of heat and air flow, go with the inverter.
@@WorkshopAddict
Thanks man
Is it available in Qatar?
Compare them to the ryobi
Please. :)
Will this do vinyl wrap?
Yes, but not commercially. It works fine for smaller areas.
How long can it run on a 6.0 battery
About an hour on low and around 30 minutes on high
Gl I’ve never used a cordless heat gun but it seems kinda dumb to have a battery powered heat gun it’s like using a battery power sotoring iron, but who am I because I’ve never used them lol
How long does the battery last?
Says 42 mins on low with 5ah battery in description.
I did not tackle that because of how many batteries it would take to figure and the fact that the duty cycle is 60 minutes in 2 hours. It would have taken me days. 30 minutes on high with the 6.0 Ah 20 volt and it was about dead.
WorkshopAddict that’s impressive. I thought it would be a lot shorter. Thanks for the info.
People complain about battery life like they have one battery 🤷♂️ answer...9ah flexvolt
Its a cool heat gun...err then its not very hot? LOL, sorry just caught that phrase in your review and had to laugh at ~34 seconds into the video.
Yeah, I can be a moron. :)
Milwaukee tool, was their compact version, not a fair comparison. Dewalt products are decreasing in sales. I'll take the Milwaukee every day. Dependable tools.
How long has the Milwaukee been out for
Around a year or less
Where can I purchase this ?
I know Acme has it www.acmetools.com/shop/tools/dewalt-dce530b
@@WorkshopAddict tyvm, just ordered one
Glad to help.
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The mobile tractor starter
Dewalt suks this my opinion in every tool. And batteries are nfg.
No it's not.I have both platforms and they're just as good.No issues whatsoever with any Dewalt,but have trigger issues and overheating on my brand new gen 3 hammer drill.Don't tell me about warranty,i live in Europe ,we don't have the same no questions asked policy like you have in US.And here Milwaukee is twice if not more the price you have in US.
Another Milwaukee bag licker
Milwaukee takes so many “L’s” to DeWalt they are now required to spell their name MiLLLLLLLLLLLLLwaukee.
You love vcg... Definately not in construction
You suck in this comment and everything else you do in life !
This is not just my opinion it’s also a fact
Heat Guns do not have to be cool 🥸