Parkside Cordless Caulking Gun 20V PKPA 20 Li A1

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[@vizinteanulaurentiu6361]

First of all I want to thank you for doing all these clips for us.. this product seems to be a great adition for every DIY-er i will buy one..

[@94rainbowx33]

It depends on the viscosity of the product, you will prefer low speed for silicone and acrylic but have to increase for polymer because they are thicker.

[@juiceofsapho]

This looks like a very useful little tool. The issue with silicone guns like this is they are very bulky and you need a lot of clearance behind the tool to operate it, though.

[@robertpitt8418]

I recommend speed 6 for best results. ; )

[@TechGuruAndrew]

😀😀

[@koelling]

😂😂

[@filtax3984]

πολύ καλό ιδίως η αναρρόφηση!!!

[@georgesmith3022]

is it worth the 30 euros for non professionals? I had bought the manual one which cost 5 euros a week ago

[@MarijnBentNL]

do you need one?

[@CristianSpitz]

Just how I suspected! Nice job Parkside for making a product not that good.
Yet I do wonder what U (tension) the engine receives at those speeds.
Maybe you can add an resistor or something to make this tool BETTER.

[@WildBird-y9b]

Disappointed. Thank you for your review anyway, it is useful for someone like me to see how the product goes before finalising a decision of purchase.

[@allan.n.7227]

what a mess you can produce on speed 6 !! LOL