Tired of clamping down on a manual caulk gun for hours on end-or just several minutes. The cordless Milwaukee 12-Volt caulk gun eliminates guesswork and fatigue when applying adhesives and sealants. Just set the rotational speed dial and use the variable-speed trigger to effortlessly dispense caulk from any standard 10 oz. cartridge. The rotating collar provides optimal application around corners and the auto-reversing drip preventer ensures a clean end point. An M12 lithium-ion battery (sold separately) will dispense up to (150) 10 oz. tubes on a full charge.Our M12 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT CP2.5 Battery Pack delivers 25% more power and runs 25% cooler vs our other M12 REDLITHIUM CP battery packs. This increased performance of the lithium-ion battery gives you the same power and runtime of an M12 REDLITHIUM XC battery in a lighter and more compact package. The 12-volt battery pack delivers fade-free power and runs substantially cooler through demanding applications, allowing you to push your cordless power tools throughout a wide range of applications. Its compact, lightweight design allows you to work in tight workspaces and reduces fatigue. Each battery pack is durably built for heavy-duty use, runs cooler and performs in climates below 0°F/-18°C. In addition, the M12 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT CP2.5 is built with a resistant housing, providing increased protection against exposure to common oils, greases, and solvents found in automotive and manufacturing environments.
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Model: Milwaukee M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless 10 oz. Adhesive and Caulk Gun w/M12 12V Lithium-Ion CP High Output 2.5 Ah Battery Pack
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Just going to say I love this thing. I thought it was a little gimmicky at first, but when you have a project that needs a lot of adhesive or gooping in these cold months, it is a lifesaver for your hands. The bead is very smooth and easy to control too.
Bit of warning though. The second tube I put through it, I got too excited from the first tube and did not fully puncture the internal foil and had a blowout. Cleaning this thing out is a lot more involved then a non-electronic or cheapo gun you are not worried about.
This is good at this price point but depending on what kind of work you do and how often you use your gun the m18 is definitely worth the upgrade. I have multiple m18s that have seen daily use for years and work flawlessly. I've had my m12 rebuilt after around a year of daily use. If you're using this once or twice a week/month inside or with warm weather the m12 is great. Anything more and I'd recommend the m18. edit by daily use im saying my m18 is used 10-30 times a day on busy days.
Just going to say I love this thing. I thought it was a little gimmicky at first, but when you have a project that needs a lot of adhesive or gooping in these cold months, it is a lifesaver for your hands. The bead is very smooth and easy to control too.
Bit of warning though. The second tube I put through it, I got too excited from the first tube and did not fully puncture the internal foil and had a blowout. Cleaning this thing out is a lot more involved then a non-electronic or cheapo gun you are not worried about.
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This is good at this price point but depending on what kind of work you do and how often you use your gun the m18 is definitely worth the upgrade. I have multiple m18s that have seen daily use for years and work flawlessly. I've had my m12 rebuilt after around a year of daily use. If you're using this once or twice a week/month inside or with warm weather the m12 is great. Anything more and I'd recommend the m18. edit by daily use im saying my m18 is used 10-30 times a day on busy days.
I purchased this back in Nov for $159. I called their customer service to get a retro price change. They weren't able to price match the $20 difference since I am outside their 30day window but they offered me 10%, $16 back. Even though it was not the full amount, it saved me time and gas driving to the store
I called in today to have mine adjusted. Mine was on the 29th day! LOL! Thanks for the notice. Mine was more a matter of, I was not able to use military discount when I purchased a month ago. On this deal, I was able to use it. Either way, it was $20 to me. Gracias!
Great deal. DEWALT fan boi here. Really wish the dewalt model on sale since all my batteries are the dewalt 20Vs..
I'm also a Dewalt guy, but have batteries and chargers for Milwaukee. I can usually do with either brand. This does have the battery as you notice, but no charger.
Just going to say I love this thing. I thought it was a little gimmicky at first, but when you have a project that needs a lot of adhesive or gooping in these cold months, it is a lifesaver for your hands. The bead is very smooth and easy to control too.
Bit of warning though. The second tube I put through it, I got too excited from the first tube and did not fully puncture the internal foil and had a blowout. Cleaning this thing out is a lot more involved then a non-electronic or cheapo gun you are not worried about.
Also cut a large hole in the nozzle. Trying to use a small hole fine bead will cause back pressure can get the silicone coming out the back
Had that with the Ryobi one
This is good at this price point but depending on what kind of work you do and how often you use your gun the m18 is definitely worth the upgrade. I have multiple m18s that have seen daily use for years and work flawlessly. I've had my m12 rebuilt after around a year of daily use. If you're using this once or twice a week/month inside or with warm weather the m12 is great. Anything more and I'd recommend the m18. edit by daily use im saying my m18 is used 10-30 times a day on busy days.
I bought this caulk gun to save my wrists this winter with stiff caulk doing home exteriors. It definitely struggles with cold tubes of caulk...like it sounds really sad trying to squeeze it out. I don't want to pre-judge it too hard, but it sounds like I'm going to wear it out pretty quick.
So, go with what this person above said and if you are using it in a daily professional setting, get the 18v.
Also cut a large hole in the nozzle. Trying to use a small hole fine bead will cause back pressure can get the silicone coming out the back
Had that with the Ryobi one
Caulk guns are one of those tools where I've gone through so many and never found a perfect one.
Also cut a large hole in the nozzle. Trying to use a small hole fine bead will cause back pressure can get the silicone coming out the back
Had that with the Ryobi one
Simply warm whatever adhesive you're using,
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Okay I'll comment this. As some who does windshields and abuses the hell out of my m18 day in and day out. The m18 is great. But I did have a m12 last around a year of daily use. During that time I was doing rental cars at an airport. I could do 20 cars a day each car takes roughly 600mls of adhesive so the gun was put through hell. Simple solution to having issues pushing adhesive in the cold, warm it. Most adhesive shouldn't be shot cold. If you're in construction and say you don't have heat use the windshield defrosters in your car. Also as far as the dewalt goes I've had one and it worked great until it didn't work at all. Also 70% of the auto glass industry who abuses caulking guns more than anyone uses Milwaukee from what I've seen.
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Bit of warning though. The second tube I put through it, I got too excited from the first tube and did not fully puncture the internal foil and had a blowout. Cleaning this thing out is a lot more involved then a non-electronic or cheapo gun you are not worried about.
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Bit of warning though. The second tube I put through it, I got too excited from the first tube and did not fully puncture the internal foil and had a blowout. Cleaning this thing out is a lot more involved then a non-electronic or cheapo gun you are not worried about.
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Personally, even on sale like this if you aren't using one daily or a lot then it's still not a great price.
Really great tool.
Bit of warning though. The second tube I put through it, I got too excited from the first tube and did not fully puncture the internal foil and had a blowout. Cleaning this thing out is a lot more involved then a non-electronic or cheapo gun you are not worried about.
Had that with the Ryobi one
So, go with what this person above said and if you are using it in a daily professional setting, get the 18v.
Had that with the Ryobi one
Had that with the Ryobi one
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