I appreciate that you didn't make me feel bad for already having the older model. I still haven't even used it yet since I haven't scraped up the clams to buy a battery and charger kit. I'm a die-hard Makita guy. Your enthusiams about both the old and the new give me hope. You are the wind between my ears.
Hey Steve, you might want to consider picking up a battery adaptor instead from Amazon. I found one that will connect the Makita batteries to Ryobi tools called "MT20RNL" for $30 CAD
I mainly have Dewalt and Milwaukee tools, but just purchased a Dewalt to ryobi battery adapter to use ryobi tools with my Dewalt batteries. Works perfectly. Was 20 bucks
@@sergemarlon the one I have doesn’t, but there might be one out there that does. However the prong placement is different so I wouldn’t bet anything on it
My husband bought me the dual temp glue gun for my birthday. I already owned the original but needed one with low temp so it wouldn't melt foam when I used it. To say I hate the new glue gun would be an understatement! The glue melts in the glue stick chamber causing the glue to not come out, on low its a struggle to get the glue to come out at all, the nozzles aren't as small as I had hoped they would be, and it takes a while to heat up. Mine is going back to HD. I would rather buy a cheap low temp gun for when I need it and just continue using my old Ryobi for all other projects.
I've been thinking about getting one of those RYOBI glue gun for a while, I did have a corded one in the past and I used to glue boxes shut instead of using tape. Smeeesh that like button.👀👉🏽 👍🏽
Since getting mine I've discovered that the hot glue gun is the unsung hero of the quick and dirty fix. Sure, when it comes to home improvement/repair, hot glue is rarely the ideal solution, but if you've got two things that you need to stick together quick without a lot of fuss, These cordless hot glue guns are amazing.
I've had the original gun for a year or so and use it all the time. Ryobi just sent me a 3-piece replacement tip kit to review. If you have the older model, you can buy the tips that come with the new gun. Should be available to buy by now.
@@dakillaownyaI use it to temporarily hold things in place. I'll hot glue a warped board on sled to send it through my planer to flatten one face. I also use it to make warts on my wooden jack o Lanterns
Your reviews are one of the best reasons for the internet/RUclips. I use a glue gun a lot and every complaint you stated about the traditional GG(Glue Gun) is spot on (unfortunately) and this is a hopeful solution. Heading now to buy. THANKS AGAIN!!!!
So, one of the great new features was the interchangeable tips, but you didn't demonstrate them, would've liked to have seen the difference between the standard nozzle & what the other 2 added to upgraded version.
I actually prefer the older model. I got the new version and couldn't figure out why it was drooling glue all the time. Well if you remove the nozzle cover, you will see that the cheaper old version has a pinhole in the nozzle tube, which makes it drip free. The new one however doesn't have that pinhole in any of the 3 tips, so it drools all the time. Also the old version flows more glue per trigger press. When you compare them you can see the trigger has a longer flow. My guess is that's why they had to add the drip tray. Like you my older version I've had for years, has never had a dripping problem.
I was going to buy one but I remembered I had Ryobi's 18v power source. Have an old very reliable Stanley dual temp gun that is now portable. I might jump on this if I ever need to replace my current glue guns. Thanks!
i love ryobi tools, i use them everyday all day at my job (mechanic) ive had very minor issues, the main one is the hog ring on the 3/8 impact, i have many of the old blue/yellow nicad tools from 10+ years ago i still use, i have i drill that ive used to go threw steel and thick aluminum, the other day i drilled probly over 100 holes installed a pro-tow bar on a pontoon with the wave guard 1/2 holes and 5/16 holes threw tihck aluminum and 3/16 holes for rivets, its a all day job went threw 5 batteries non stop the old drill started smoking but still works! i will probly have to buy a new one but 10 yrs of use ive got my money out of it
I have the older version, but what a clutch tool in so many applications. The adjustable soldering iron is so good too... Ryobi had it right with battery construction. I have some old Ryobi (blue tools) from the very early 2000's that are so much better with the newer batteries. Hobbyist and home owners should go with Ryobi, no question.
6:28 I swear, every time I watch one of your vids, I’m always laughing and/or smiling (& I’ll admit, there’s times I need a good laugh or to smile, 🙏🏼). You sure do make fun, and funny videos for us to watch/enjoy; but also learn about the “products” your using👍🏻 That Sooo Great, and why watch your channel. You’ve got a very interesting Style Clint, and that’s oke doke in my book😁 Have a good one , & thx for making a “heat” gun fun to watch; glue gun😉 Cheers✌🏻
I bought my sister the full size Ryobi glue gun last year and just a few weeks ago I bought myself the miniature Ryobi glue gun so that we would have both but now I want that dual temp gun also and the price is good enough to go ahead and make it happen
@@ToolReviewZone the mini is nice and smooth operation but it does drip.... Quite a bit actually.... Which I guess is why they had to include a drip tray on the base
Hey Clint! I'm fairly new to your channel and let me say, you are entertaining and informative! I have a small channel here and I've had so many questions/comments about my Ryobi glue gun! I love it! I own quite a few Ryobi tools and your channel makes me love them even more! Sorry, I meant, "real nass like!" Lol
We have 5 of the older model, I think we are on our 4th 100 pack of hot glue. The longer tip will be welcome. hotter glue is less stringy. cooler glue burns less.
Because of THIS VIDEO I went the Home D & bought my 1st cordless glue gun. Because it's true - corded glue guns are a pain. But because of this great review, I didn't get the latest model you reviewed, but the previous model you compared it to. The new features were, to me, all unnecessary. The basic tip will be all I need; you already said the old model didn't drip, so drip-catcher isn't needed; I don't know why I'd want dual heat setting - for my little jobs I just want to get up to heat, glue & done. Thanks for the good review!!
I've always said too bad Ryobi is not more of a professional brand even though they are made by Milwaukee but out of all the companies which has too many to count now Ryobi does come out with the biggest selection of different tools then any other company. I mean I've been trying to get Milwaukee to come out with a belt sander and they haven't been able to develop one but yet Ryobi has one which makes most of their tools REAL NASS LIKE BROTHER 😎🇺🇸👊
Moist, dripping!!! That's real nice like. Serious note what size glue sticks does the heat gun ( lmao ) take? Edit: never mind I didn't finish watching and I can see it's the 11mm large sticks.
I had to SMEESH the like button just because of the way you said and highlighted "moist". I love my Ryobi tools almost as much as I like seeing someone mock the little snowflakes who get triggered by a word. A freaking word. Also, it was a good review. I was wondering which Ryobi glue gun I needed. Now I know. Thanks.
I ordered the p307 but when I went into research I saw that even tho the p305 does not have a temp adjuster. At max temp the P305 is 365 °F and the P307 at max temp is 320 ° F. I don't think that's an upgrade. I got the P307 anyways with 2 4ah batteries I hope I don't have any problems at high temp with the flowing of the glue.
I just got Friday some ryobi tools grabbed the P305 glue gun and the mini glue gun which is the P306 the new glue gun the P307 isn't In stores near me yet they are nice also grabbed 2 different Rotary tools 3 of the 4 inch fans the normal hybrid fan and polisher @ToolReviewZone
I had a different experience. I order the new dual temp glue gun as part of my use case is for glueing foam and needs a lower temperature. Anyway, got the glue gun, put in a fresh 2Ah battery and turned it on. The little red light (LRL) came on to show it was heating. BUT, it never went off, glue started to come out of the nozzle and the barrel of the gun got too hot to hold (after about 15 minutes). It appears that my unit was defective and there was no heat cutoff on either the low or high setting. I did like the drip tray which caught about 1/2 a stick of glue. I've returned the unit and ordered another one, hopefully it'll work OK.
Hi from Australia, I’ve had the old one now for a year or so….so good & no issues but now I want yes want not need WANT lol the new one thanks for the video….🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@ToolReviewZone Hi once again….I have great news …I bought my want today 🤣😂🤣 have a question for you what’s the best glue stick for my new toy …good sticking quality glue?….really appreciate your help….thanks buddy 🤜🏽🤛🏽👍🏽
Got the old version, and agree it's very good. Unlikely the V2 will be here in Australia any time soon. Probably won't upgrade anyway, while I use it, not enough to justify a second one.
LOL dude, just had to come here to comment. I was watching it in the tv and you cracked me up with the heat gun stuff XDDDD. I gotta say, i was judging you when iy said dont judge me. After that was all laughter. Thanks for cheering up my evening. Nice review. Liked and subbed.
I have the first generation glue gun and I use it a lot it’s great I watch this video and I ordered the new one I can’t wait to see how good it works I have had some Glue drip from the old model but that’s normal I’ve had that with every cool gun I’ve ever used but I can’t wait to see the new gun I just ordered
All my power tools are Milwaukee but I might have to check out offer up and get a couple of batteries and a charger. This glue gun, I'll buy from Amazon, thanks for the review.
@toolreviewzone I have version one and I love it… I bought it as a set with the 2 hour amp battery and charger… just bought two batter that are 4 hour that have the batter gauge and the three pack of tips…. I love my glue gun have done lots of things crafty and home improvement (lol) and car repair with it! The cordless feature is it’s strongest suit it is heavy though but that is not a concern with me…. Loved the high energy review bit would like to see the tips ☺️ and how they come off
Clint, if I'm not mistaken, the original Ryobi full-size glue gun, the P305, is also compatible with those Surebonder-style interchangeable tips. Other 'tubers have posted videos about it (disclaimer: I have not tried it myself -- never had the need). The funny thing is, Ryobi has never advertised this feature. Still, it's REAL NASS LIKE that they're acknowledging alternative tips with the new model, and better yet, they're including extra tips. AND you even get seven more glue sticks with the P307 than you get with the P305. The P305 includes just three. WHHHAAAAAAAA!!!!
Never answered the question at 7:50. Yeah, I have the P305, and the P306 too. And when the price is right (I'm lookin' at YOU, future Ryobi Days and BF deals), I'll be getting the P307 too. 'Cause why not! The P305 is one of my most used tools.
@@ToolReviewZone Maybe. It might be slightly seized, after all it does heat up & cool down. Please use your discretion though... I must repeat, I haven't tried this myself. EDIT/UPDATE: I just tried to get the tip off of my P305. The silicone "sock" spins, but the tip won't for me. A pliers might do it, but I'm not gutsy enough to try that just yet. EDIT #2... not only does it heat up & cool down possibly causing seizing, it just occurred to me THE DANG THING IS FULL OF FROZEN GLUE RIGHT NOW. D'oh!
@@ToolReviewZone Cool. I bought one of those for my nieces for xmas. They gots the tiny hands. They can borrow the battery from the Ryobi electrostatic spray gun I bought for my sister (she has a hair salon, make her job of disinfecting the shop easier).
TTI owns both companies, and I’ve also noticed that Hart has their own version of Milwaukee’s Packout system(which TTI also owns) but it’s DEFINITELY a DIY/homeowner version, because the quality isn’t nowhere near Milwaukee’s.
Sometimes I hot glue tack strip to concrete. Been needin a new glue gun. And that one there looks like reel nass. Also needin a new tank top. A reel nass one. Ain't it nass that I tuned in this evenin.
In reality it is a HEAT GUN. Weather it has a glue stick in it or not, it HEATS and it is a GUN. I stand in solidarity and proclaim I will for now on call it a HEAT GUN. Unless I forget and keep accidentally calling it a GLUE GUN. RUclips algorithm might delete this because it has GUN to many times.
Like you my Ryobi hot glue gun is one of my favorite tools it's the new duct tape 😂😂😂 I have never had a problem with it dripping of course I just bought it like 4 months ago and then the new one comes out 😭😭😭 good video take it easy bro.
Love the new accessories & features but NOT worth the Extra $20... Maybe by Black Friday if they drop it or bundle deal then i'll definitely get some for Christmas Gifts since my Bros are into Gadgets & Tools & Hobbies, arts/crafts... i Wish Milwaukee comes out with it's own Glue Gun.....
Wow, that's weird Tom. Came up for me using the link, but here it is just incase brother. Thanks for the heads up!!! "Flexfit Tool Review Zone Baseball Style Hat - Tool Review Zone Merch" toolreviewzonemerch.com/products/flexfit-tool-review-zone-hat
I had the original blue Ryobi tools years ago. Upgraded to the green brushed tools and after about the 3rd time the 4.5” angle grinder about ruined my day in a tight spot I switched to Dewalt. My first Dewalt tool was a 2014 model DCF885. I still have that well worn, a little scuffed monster (compared to the first gen green Ryobi)) even with the included weak 1.3ah battery. I never looked back. I resisted red but there’s no denying their automotive line and what they can do with only 18v and the Find Ultimate Energy Levels line. So red and yellow it was. About a year ago after watching reviews I bought Ryobi’s 4 gallon backpack sprayer. Love it. Then the cordless file. Love it. Then the 3” cutoff tool simply because it out hustles the M12 version. I bought the Ryobi spotlight (my son-in-law got my old blue and green brushed tools) because his was as bright on low as my Dewalt version is (only 1 setting.) Then the Ryobi P738 (which everyone in the house uses for everything) and finally the 40v earth auger kit. On the short list is this gen 2 glue gun and the driveway expansion joint cleaner. Man don’t pay no attention to my long winded ass I just wanted to let you know if you’re gonna get into a third battery platform behind red and yellow, Ryobi is a no brainer. They have some cool niche tools that get the job done and make life better. Happy Father’s Day if you made that leap in life 😂.
I appreciate that you didn't make me feel bad for already having the older model. I still haven't even used it yet since I haven't scraped up the clams to buy a battery and charger kit. I'm a die-hard Makita guy. Your enthusiams about both the old and the new give me hope. You are the wind between my ears.
Hahaha, tha ks for the comment brother. They are both great 👍
Hey Steve, you might want to consider picking up a battery adaptor instead from Amazon. I found one that will connect the Makita batteries to Ryobi tools called "MT20RNL" for $30 CAD
I mainly have Dewalt and Milwaukee tools, but just purchased a Dewalt to ryobi battery adapter to use ryobi tools with my Dewalt batteries. Works perfectly. Was 20 bucks
@@bearlemke Right on. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that DeWalt to Ryobi adaptor also works for the Milwaukee batteries.
@@sergemarlon the one I have doesn’t, but there might be one out there that does. However the prong placement is different so I wouldn’t bet anything on it
My husband bought me the dual temp glue gun for my birthday. I already owned the original but needed one with low temp so it wouldn't melt foam when I used it. To say I hate the new glue gun would be an understatement! The glue melts in the glue stick chamber causing the glue to not come out, on low its a struggle to get the glue to come out at all, the nozzles aren't as small as I had hoped they would be, and it takes a while to heat up. Mine is going back to HD. I would rather buy a cheap low temp gun for when I need it and just continue using my old Ryobi for all other projects.
Great to see your comment. Now I know not to waste my time on this one. Thanks
Thanks for the honest review
Thanks for your honest opinion, very helpful.
Dude, you should voice over “glue gun” every time you said it wrong. You had me laughing out loud!
🤣👊
Yeh I was a big fan of the voice over.
You channeled your inner Bob Ross when you were squeezing the glue out, I was expecting a “happy little glue pile” or something hahaha
I've been thinking about getting one of those RYOBI glue gun for a while, I did have a corded one in the past and I used to glue boxes shut instead of using tape.
Smeeesh that like button.👀👉🏽 👍🏽
I love these brothers, and thanks for the SMEEESH Jason!!!!!
Since getting mine I've discovered that the hot glue gun is the unsung hero of the quick and dirty fix. Sure, when it comes to home improvement/repair, hot glue is rarely the ideal solution, but if you've got two things that you need to stick together quick without a lot of fuss, These cordless hot glue guns are amazing.
Damn right brother
I've had the original gun for a year or so and use it all the time. Ryobi just sent me a 3-piece replacement tip kit to review. If you have the older model, you can buy the tips that come with the new gun. Should be available to buy by now.
when do you use this? on what project? I need know...
@@dakillaownyaI use it to temporarily hold things in place. I'll hot glue a warped board on sled to send it through my planer to flatten one face. I also use it to make warts on my wooden jack o Lanterns
I don't think I've ever seen you as genuinely happy over a tool before.
My wife appreciates multiple tips.
We know!
Hahaha
@Franco Luise Too much oozing of goo and your gun will shoot blanks...
Size of the tip matters too.
ucity metalhead
That what she said*
Your reviews are one of the best reasons for the internet/RUclips. I use a glue gun a lot and every complaint you stated about the traditional GG(Glue Gun) is spot on (unfortunately) and this is a hopeful solution. Heading now to buy. THANKS AGAIN!!!!
Let me know how you like it brother and thanks for the awesome comment!!!
I bought Gen1 a year ago, only yesterday did I first use it. It is so awesome!
My wife has the older one and she loves it. I just got her the smaller one but I like the new one now
Haha, they are awesome. I wanted to try the small one, but never got around to it brother 👊👊👊
I use the og one way more than I thought I would. Love that thing.
Thanks for doing a video about this GLUE GUN and good luck to everyone out there finding it at Home Depot.
So, one of the great new features was the interchangeable tips, but you didn't demonstrate them, would've liked to have seen the difference between the standard nozzle & what the other 2 added to upgraded version.
It's not new, I've bought different tips for the older model, they just have smaller holes and or longer tips for more delicate work.
man what a great video about the Ryobi glue gun i couldn't take my eyes off it, it was like i was glued to it till the end
Hahaha, nice 🤣🤣
Because of your review, I’m gonna get this gun.
I actually prefer the older model. I got the new version and couldn't figure out why it was drooling glue all the time. Well if you remove the nozzle cover, you will see that the cheaper old version has a pinhole in the nozzle tube, which makes it drip free. The new one however doesn't have that pinhole in any of the 3 tips, so it drools all the time. Also the old version flows more glue per trigger press. When you compare them you can see the trigger has a longer flow. My guess is that's why they had to add the drip tray. Like you my older version I've had for years, has never had a dripping problem.
I wonder if you can use the older noozle with the pin hole on this newer model?
This thing is great! Has been using it alot when i build a campervan as supplement to screws and nails. Really useful!
I was going to buy one but I remembered I had Ryobi's 18v power source. Have an old very reliable Stanley dual temp gun that is now portable. I might jump on this if I ever need to replace my current glue guns. Thanks!
i love ryobi tools, i use them everyday all day at my job (mechanic) ive had very minor issues, the main one is the hog ring on the 3/8 impact, i have many of the old blue/yellow nicad tools from 10+ years ago i still use, i have i drill that ive used to go threw steel and thick aluminum, the other day i drilled probly over 100 holes installed a pro-tow bar on a pontoon with the wave guard 1/2 holes and 5/16 holes threw tihck aluminum and 3/16 holes for rivets, its a all day job went threw 5 batteries non stop the old drill started smoking but still works! i will probly have to buy a new one but 10 yrs of use ive got my money out of it
Just ordered it thx Clint!
Let me know how you like it Johnny!
I'll get the gen2 when my gen1 dies which won't be soon since I just bought it 3 weeks ago
I have the older version, but what a clutch tool in so many applications. The adjustable soldering iron is so good too... Ryobi had it right with battery construction. I have some old Ryobi (blue tools) from the very early 2000's that are so much better with the newer batteries. Hobbyist and home owners should go with Ryobi, no question.
6:28 I swear, every time I watch one of your vids, I’m always laughing and/or smiling (& I’ll admit, there’s times I need a good laugh or to smile, 🙏🏼). You sure do make fun, and funny videos for us to watch/enjoy; but also learn about the “products” your using👍🏻
That Sooo Great, and why watch your channel. You’ve got a very interesting Style Clint, and that’s oke doke in my book😁
Have a good one , & thx for making a “heat” gun fun to watch; glue gun😉
Cheers✌🏻
Thanks so much for the awesome comment Aepek! Definitely need to keep things fun brother 👊
I now have two Ryobi glue guns
Hahaha, awesome 👊
I just ordered 1....LIKE JUST
I bought my sister the full size Ryobi glue gun last year and just a few weeks ago I bought myself the miniature Ryobi glue gun so that we would have both but now I want that dual temp gun also and the price is good enough to go ahead and make it happen
Man, I really want to try the mini Jason. I may need to grab it 👊👊
@@ToolReviewZone the mini is nice and smooth operation but it does drip.... Quite a bit actually.... Which I guess is why they had to include a drip tray on the base
Hey Clint! I'm fairly new to your channel and let me say, you are entertaining and informative! I have a small channel here and I've had so many questions/comments about my Ryobi glue gun! I love it! I own quite a few Ryobi tools and your channel makes me love them even more! Sorry, I meant, "real nass like!" Lol
Haha, that's awesome Nathalie! Clad you are part of the channel, and I'll definitely head over to yours and subscribe! Do you have a link for it?
❤ I have one and I love it. I use mine around my wife's he'd stone.
Work like a Charm
We have 5 of the older model, I think we are on our 4th 100 pack of hot glue. The longer tip will be welcome. hotter glue is less stringy. cooler glue burns less.
I wish you would have shown the different tips but other than that the presentation was fantastic and I loved your comedy haha
Because of THIS VIDEO I went the Home D & bought my 1st cordless glue gun. Because it's true - corded glue guns are a pain. But because of this great review, I didn't get the latest model you reviewed, but the previous model you compared it to. The new features were, to me, all unnecessary. The basic tip will be all I need; you already said the old model didn't drip, so drip-catcher isn't needed; I don't know why I'd want dual heat setting - for my little jobs I just want to get up to heat, glue & done. Thanks for the good review!!
Only reason for dual temp is because there are some low temp glue formulations because the material you are gluing cant handle the heat.
@@rickw4160 Yup, like styrofoam and similar.
You are so much fun to watch.. and I am getting a Ryobi glue gun using the link you provided.. Thank you
I've always said too bad Ryobi is not more of a professional brand even though they are made by Milwaukee but out of all the companies which has too many to count now Ryobi does come out with the biggest selection of different tools then any other company. I mean I've been trying to get Milwaukee to come out with a belt sander and they haven't been able to develop one but yet Ryobi has one which makes most of their tools REAL NASS LIKE BROTHER 😎🇺🇸👊
Real sweeeeeeet glue gun. I'll be using it for glueing down my fireworks for the 4th.... Boom baby
Lol
Great tool take my money
🤣
Mine drips a bit. But I'll tell you what I had it in front of an open window with a breeze and it made some sweet drop art lol
Thanks Tool Review 🔧for your information 👍and video, I appreciate you 📹👍
Tha ks brother 👊
like should be LYKE on the tee shirts..
but like it either way.. thanks for the glue gun vid
My favorite Ryobi 18v tool next to the shop vac. I have to get the new release. The medium setting will be very useful.
Moist, dripping!!! That's real nice like.
Serious note what size glue sticks does the heat gun ( lmao ) take?
Edit: never mind I didn't finish watching and I can see it's the 11mm large sticks.
Haha, the "heat gun" lol. Damn English language is so tricky sometimes for me 🤣
TRZ sounds like TRD, Toyota racing development. Love the show bro
My next truck 👊
Your video was very helpful and awesome
Awesomeness 👊👊👊
I had to SMEESH the like button just because of the way you said and highlighted "moist". I love my Ryobi tools almost as much as I like seeing someone mock the little snowflakes who get triggered by a word. A freaking word. Also, it was a good review. I was wondering which Ryobi glue gun I needed. Now I know. Thanks.
Haha, thanks for the amazing comment Danny 👊👊👊
Maybe it's time to buy that Dewalt-To-Ryobi batter adapter.
I ordered the p307 but when I went into research I saw that even tho the p305 does not have a temp adjuster. At max temp the P305 is 365 °F and the P307 at max temp is 320 ° F. I don't think that's an upgrade. I got the P307 anyways with 2 4ah batteries I hope I don't have any problems at high temp with the flowing of the glue.
I just got Friday some ryobi tools grabbed the P305 glue gun and the mini glue gun which is the P306 the new glue gun the P307 isn't In stores near me yet they are nice also grabbed 2 different Rotary tools 3 of the 4 inch fans the normal hybrid fan and polisher @ToolReviewZone
That's a really cool heat gun.
oh wait ...
I had a different experience. I order the new dual temp glue gun as part of my use case is for glueing foam and needs a lower temperature. Anyway, got the glue gun, put in a fresh 2Ah battery and turned it on. The little red light (LRL) came on to show it was heating. BUT, it never went off, glue started to come out of the nozzle and the barrel of the gun got too hot to hold (after about 15 minutes). It appears that my unit was defective and there was no heat cutoff on either the low or high setting. I did like the drip tray which caught about 1/2 a stick of glue.
I've returned the unit and ordered another one, hopefully it'll work OK.
Hi from Australia, I’ve had the old one now for a year or so….so good & no issues but now I want yes want not need WANT lol the new one thanks for the video….🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Thanks for the comment from my friend down under!👊
@@ToolReviewZone Hi once again….I have great news …I bought my want today 🤣😂🤣 have a question for you what’s the best glue stick for my new toy …good sticking quality glue?….really appreciate your help….thanks buddy 🤜🏽🤛🏽👍🏽
Hahaha, that's awesome. Honestly, I just buy them on Amazon. They all seem to work really well.
Got the old version, and agree it's very good. Unlikely the V2 will be here in Australia any time soon.
Probably won't upgrade anyway, while I use it, not enough to justify a second one.
All for the best probably. apparently, the new one is worse in more ways than it is better.
LOL dude, just had to come here to comment. I was watching it in the tv and you cracked me up with the heat gun stuff XDDDD.
I gotta say, i was judging you when iy said dont judge me. After that was all laughter. Thanks for cheering up my evening.
Nice review.
Liked and subbed.
Hahaha, thanks so much for the awesome comment Santiago and welcome to the channel brother 👊
This video is real nice like. Love this guy! Keep up the videos my friend.
I have older P305 & mini. Mini is great for more delicate work and is my favorite. How do I change tips on P305?
Love the editing!
Yea thats an awesome heat gun bro!
Love this channel. TRZ never fails to entertain. Moist. Real Nass Like.
Haha, thanks Ron👊👊👊
Like button smeeeeshed.
Thanks ks for the SMEEESH Rui!!!!!
Good heat gun review. I'd like to see one done on a glue gun too. :)
I have the first generation glue gun and I use it a lot it’s great I watch this video and I ordered the new one I can’t wait to see how good it works I have had some Glue drip from the old model but that’s normal I’ve had that with every cool gun I’ve ever used but I can’t wait to see the new gun I just ordered
All my power tools are Milwaukee but I might have to check out offer up and get a couple of batteries and a charger. This glue gun, I'll buy from Amazon, thanks for the review.
@toolreviewzone I have version one and I love it… I bought it as a set with the 2 hour amp battery and charger… just bought two batter that are 4 hour that have the batter gauge and the three pack of tips…. I love my glue gun have done lots of things crafty and home improvement (lol) and car repair with it! The cordless feature is it’s strongest suit it is heavy though but that is not a concern with me…. Loved the high energy review bit would like to see the tips ☺️ and how they come off
Clint, if I'm not mistaken, the original Ryobi full-size glue gun, the P305, is also compatible with those Surebonder-style interchangeable tips. Other 'tubers have posted videos about it (disclaimer: I have not tried it myself -- never had the need). The funny thing is, Ryobi has never advertised this feature. Still, it's REAL NASS LIKE that they're acknowledging alternative tips with the new model, and better yet, they're including extra tips.
AND you even get seven more glue sticks with the P307 than you get with the P305. The P305 includes just three. WHHHAAAAAAAA!!!!
Never answered the question at 7:50. Yeah, I have the P305, and the P306 too. And when the price is right (I'm lookin' at YOU, future Ryobi Days and BF deals), I'll be getting the P307 too. 'Cause why not! The P305 is one of my most used tools.
I did not know that brother but I trust unscrewing the tip of the Gen one before posting and would not come off. I may need to try again 🤣👊
@@ToolReviewZone Maybe. It might be slightly seized, after all it does heat up & cool down. Please use your discretion though... I must repeat, I haven't tried this myself. EDIT/UPDATE: I just tried to get the tip off of my P305. The silicone "sock" spins, but the tip won't for me. A pliers might do it, but I'm not gutsy enough to try that just yet. EDIT #2... not only does it heat up & cool down possibly causing seizing, it just occurred to me THE DANG THING IS FULL OF FROZEN GLUE RIGHT NOW. D'oh!
The rubber comes off and then you get a 10mm wrench and unscrew it
@@bread-gz3rl Cool, thanks!
That's really nice
"I got you, and I'm red to go!" -Wanda
Never have I ever wanted a hot glue gun until now. 🔫
Haha, it really is freaking awesome 👌
@@ToolReviewZone Believe me, you have me sold! 😆
Lol 😆
Cool Info Clint 👍
Thanks Jamal!!!!
oh yeah, looking online for this & getting ready to drop my older GGin the future "garage sale" bin
Love my hot snot gun!! Realll handy like. Id like to try that one that is 2 peices charger then gun
Love it Don.... LOVE IT!!!
Gabagoo almost sounds like a Italian cold cut gabagool with a little fresh mozzarella that would be REAL NASS LIKE lol
What about the smaller heat gun that sits on the cradle? Uses the mini heat sticks..
Great question. I haven’t personally tried it, but talked to a few that said they really like it
@@ToolReviewZone Cool. I bought one of those for my nieces for xmas. They gots the tiny hands. They can borrow the battery from the Ryobi electrostatic spray gun I bought for my sister (she has a hair salon, make her job of disinfecting the shop easier).
You know what other hot glue gun is almost perfect, the Ryobi little brother, the Hart hot glue gun. Is Ryobi first Gen in white and blue color.
Ima try it chico!!!
TTI owns both companies, and I’ve also noticed that Hart has their own version of Milwaukee’s Packout system(which TTI also owns) but it’s DEFINITELY a DIY/homeowner version, because the quality isn’t nowhere near Milwaukee’s.
What about the compact one
Mine drips. I thought they all did. Now that there is a drip tray. Do they all drip?
I would have liked to see a demo of the different tips.
I was stuck like glue watching. Moist of the time our glue guns need cleaning before using. I gob to get one of those
Hahahahaha, omg 🤣🤣🤣🤣
GLUE GUN!!!!!!!!!!
Sometimes I hot glue tack strip to concrete. Been needin a new glue gun. And that one there looks like reel nass. Also needin a new tank top. A reel nass one. Ain't it nass that I tuned in this evenin.
What do they different tips do? You didn't cover that?!??
I mentioned it. They just give you different flow rates
@@ToolReviewZone thanks 👍
Dab of goop , Real Nass Like 👍🍻🇨🇦
Hahaha, just a dab though bro
In reality it is a HEAT GUN.
Weather it has a glue stick in it or not, it HEATS and it is a GUN.
I stand in solidarity and proclaim I will for now on call it a HEAT GUN.
Unless I forget and keep accidentally calling it a GLUE GUN.
RUclips algorithm might delete this because it has GUN to many times.
tips?
Like you my Ryobi hot glue gun is one of my favorite tools it's the new duct tape 😂😂😂 I have never had a problem with it dripping of course I just bought it like 4 months ago and then the new one comes out 😭😭😭 good video take it easy bro.
Aren't the heat settings technically for different types of glue sticks
Real NAAS like😊
Just got the ryobi days one, not as niceee like battery goes into a base unit no extra tips not sure how long it lasts when removed from base. 20$
Can't beat $20 brother
Love the new accessories & features but NOT worth the Extra $20... Maybe by Black Friday if they drop it or bundle deal then i'll definitely get some for Christmas Gifts since my Bros are into Gadgets & Tools & Hobbies, arts/crafts...
i Wish Milwaukee comes out with it's own Glue Gun.....
I almost bought this but I think it needs the high capacity battery to work and I only have the regular ones.
Either one will work
I used to have one of theses but it killed both by 18v batteries within 3 months
When it did work tho it was great
Extension cord
So does it have a lower heat setting or higher one then the first version?
So, if i stop using it after working with it and hot glue stays inside, i dont need to clean it up or anything?
Are you going to add muscle tee's to your store? That would be real Nass like!
Hey Clint , how come I can’t find your hats in your merch ?
Wow, that's weird Tom. Came up for me using the link, but here it is just incase brother. Thanks for the heads up!!! "Flexfit Tool Review Zone Baseball Style Hat - Tool Review Zone Merch" toolreviewzonemerch.com/products/flexfit-tool-review-zone-hat
My Gen one leaks like sieve.
I call infer red thermometers "heat guns".
Hi mr trz Luke from pa hey when can we expect a tank top with the most famous treated 6x6 (with no pilot holes ) on the back 😂 I’d buy one !
Hahaha, you just never know Lukas hahaha
You gotta stop showing cool tools. Now I'm gonna start a third battery line. Red, Yellow, and now Green. 😁
Haha, sorry Mathew
I had the original blue Ryobi tools years ago. Upgraded to the green brushed tools and after about the 3rd time the 4.5” angle grinder about ruined my day in a tight spot I switched to Dewalt. My first Dewalt tool was a 2014 model DCF885. I still have that well worn, a little scuffed monster (compared to the first gen green Ryobi)) even with the included weak 1.3ah battery. I never looked back. I resisted red but there’s no denying their automotive line and what they can do with only 18v and the Find Ultimate Energy Levels line. So red and yellow it was. About a year ago after watching reviews I bought Ryobi’s 4 gallon backpack sprayer. Love it. Then the cordless file. Love it. Then the 3” cutoff tool simply because it out hustles the M12 version. I bought the Ryobi spotlight (my son-in-law got my old blue and green brushed tools) because his was as bright on low as my Dewalt version is (only 1 setting.) Then the Ryobi P738 (which everyone in the house uses for everything) and finally the 40v earth auger kit. On the short list is this gen 2 glue gun and the driveway expansion joint cleaner. Man don’t pay no attention to my long winded ass I just wanted to let you know if you’re gonna get into a third battery platform behind red and yellow, Ryobi is a no brainer. They have some cool niche tools that get the job done and make life better. Happy Father’s Day if you made that leap in life 😂.