Abox Hot Glue Gun TEST foam, metal, plastic & more

[@durgeshsharma3819]

The most helpful video on youtube regarding hot glue gun...

[@TVBASICINFO]

Bonding is always stronger if the material you use is absorbent,, if you had roughed up the surface of those metal plates and made sure they were grease and dirt free, the bond would be much stronger.

[@Plazman]

Nice video. So great that you can post something like this and it's still educating people 5 years later! A nice follow up would be gluing the different materials to each other. For instance, I'm need to glue some metal magnets to a plastic piece I 3D printed. Be nice to know how well glue guns work for that.

[@SirChivalRegal]

Can a 100 watt glue gun glue a stronger bond? Your were using a 60 watt gun , so i was wondering. Also there are industrial strength glue guns with stronger glue sticks. Ever try those?

[@lilysonar9574]

Thank you so much I was thinking if we could join plastic the plastic together

[@oniibakachan3541]

Thanks for doing this i was actually wondering if metal would hold together with hot glue now i know thanks a lot youve earned my sub 👍

[@JesusFreakJene]

Thanks for the tile test 👍

[@D.I.Y._All-in-One]

Your welcome. Thanks for watching

[@evilcanofdrpepper]

that replaceable tip is cool. never seen that before but never really needed it before. maybe it would be cool if they were different sizes?

[@grishmamehta6424]

Very useful I want to stick artificial flower on metal pin hot glue is usefull for me?

[@pradeet1496]

Yes u can

[@jaysonreyugat8209]

Does glue gun can melt nylon?

[@worldwide1376]

Was the metal cleaned to ensure any manufacturing oils or otherwise was removed? You probably already know this, but all materials must be free from any sort of oily film for optimal bonding.

[@OGKush831]

You should do a PSI test on that glue. See what's the highest PSI you can achieve with that glue gun.

[@balgrantango460]

I'm trying to stick a plastic laminated sheet to a dried latex painted canvas. Do you think the glue gun method would work?

[@Sir-Kay]

why not just use regular glue? why do I have to be restricted to where the glue gun is plugged to the wall?

[@BurtBowers]

The only thing is plastics & metal wont hold that long unless it isnt being handled then it would give a longer holding time.

[@JyotiDutt25]

Very helpful video but plz make a waterproof test video with hot glue gun..

[@retsmej]

good job ! thanks.

[@donnagarcia4403]

I just bought a glue gun just like that but the glue melts out too much and im not even pulling the lever. Help plz

[@sujitshinde1211]

Its work for aluminium ??

[@chhayabajaj8453]

How many watts that?

[@AFRAdhimoolam]

May i fix a rack and fibre with glue gun

[@monicadsouza2537]

The glue gun that I have purchased does not have on off switch. I plugged it n switched on. Kept it on for 10 mins. But would not heat the glue stick. Pl help me know how to use it. My glue gun is 100-240v and 40w. Brand new. Using it after 4 years.

[@arjuna652]

Is this the waterproof?

[@viktorwidiantara8528]

How about glasses for aquarium?

[@4dirt2racer0]

i think "chooch" is the correct word for that situation, "chooching" is the process of chemicals reacting, things drying, cooling, curing, etc a substance changing state to achieve something, even if just time going by term created by: AvE in all honesty i use this word all the time lol it really works well

[@dastanharris]

nice, next please do comparison with cheap chinese hot glue gun

[@D.I.Y._All-in-One]

yea I should have done that

[@gingernightmare9152]

What works for metal?

[@rishavbarnwal7155]

Black glue stick

[@mrsully21]

What about metal to plastic or foam to plastic or metal to foam

[@likithaaravindababu634]

What about wood

[@deborahsanders4708]

Hi, is this a high temperature glue gun ?

[@D.I.Y._All-in-One]

60 watts so fairly high heat

[@thejus1856]

My glue gun is a potato🥔🤣😂