Milwaukee M12 10 oz Caulk Gun

The Milwaukee M12™ 10-Ounce Caulk Gun drives sealants and heavy-duty construction adhesives via its 400 pounds of force. For convenience and value, this cordless caulk gun runs on the same M12 REDLITHIUM™ battery series that provides long-lasting power to your other M12 tools and dispenses up to 150 tubes on a single charge. The interchangeable quick-change carriage lets you swap out tubes quickly to keep on working, and the selectable maximum speed dial and variable speed trigger give you total control over the bead size for precise, beautiful results. This Milwaukee caulk gun dispenses at a rate of up to 28 inches per minute and can caulk the floor of a 12Ft x 10Ft room in under 19 minutes for easy job
FEATURES
Milwaukee M12 10-Ounce Caulk Gun uses 400 lbs of force to dispense caulking sealants and heavy-duty construction adhesives
Powered by M12 REDLITHIUM batteries and can dispense 150 tubes on a single charge
Interchangeable Milwaukee caulk gun carriage swaps out tubes quickly to finish fast
Selectable maximum speed dial and variable speed trigger give precision control over bead size
Cordless caulk gun dispenses at up to 28 IPM to get the job done fast
5-year manufacturer's warranty

[@functionalvanconversion4284]

Thanks for the method to reload, I was using simultaneous trigger pulling and using the auto retract to back out plunger to add new tube. I have been caulking for 30 years (as our housing seems to be assembled together by caulk) and I can't believe how much this would have saved my forearms as I just bought it😊.

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

No problem, definitely a time saver and worth the money

[@BrewCityRider]

This thing will be a dream to use to lay down lap sealant on RV roofs. I'm definitely picking one up!

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

It's a great tool.

[@ChromeArty]

Tile setter here. I run the best beads in the West! 😉 Im hoping that the first setting is slow enough for my needs, it looks like it will do nicely. Pro Tip: instead of cutting your nozzle at an angle and dragging the caulk along (like in the video), cut the nozzle square (perpendicular to the tube) and push the caulking. It will enter the joint insread of sitting on top. The square cut nozzle also makes the perfect scalloped profile when held at an angle as you push the caulking gun along your joint. Yer Welcome🍻

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

It's pretty slow. Should work good for ya. I don't really do much. That's why it's not that good of a bead. Lol

[@efreutel]

Wonderful review. Answered all my questions. Many thanks! 😊

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

No problem. Thanks for watching

[@madventure2318]

hi great review - very useful. What is the width of the gun please ie if laid on its side what is the height of the shoulders. I'm toying with getting one but want to know if it will fit in a Milwaukee Packout Compact case. Cheers

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

If you're talking about the smaller cases. (48-22-8436) then it will not fit.

[@StefanThePro]

Great video - I think it was recommended because I just ordered the 10oz & Sausage tube guns. Keep these videos coming

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

Will do. Thanks for the comment.

[@michaelblrrd5328]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@georgemancera7843]

Great info this video helped me so much

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

Glad it helped

[@markherring3513]

Does yours make a highpitched tone when you pull the trigger? I bought one yesterday, new, and mine makes a high pitch tone.

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

Mine does not.

[@markherring3513]

@@BreakdownswithBrian Thanks..i will swap it out tomorrow. Its a great tool ..it works great. I had the Ryobi one but returned it because it kept jamming so i upgraded to this one..i got the m12.

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

I like mine, no issues.

[@markherring3513]

@@BreakdownswithBrian I replaced it today with another one..new gun and battery and it does that hi pitched tone BUT no where as bad as the other one so im sticking with it.

[@doogeerugged89]

this would be very good for automotive I wish they made a stubby version

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

When you say automotive. What do you mean?

[@doogeerugged89]

@@BreakdownswithBrian just apply silicone gasket for oil pans , timing covers, etc.

[@777xpressmusic]

@@BreakdownswithBrianor use it for window glues

[@restk8569]

Man this will work great in roofing.

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

Yeah, ill be using mine this weekend for the roof vents.

[@Xeronomicon]

Thanks for the review

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

No problem, thanks for the comment

[@yummy678ify]

As you can see

[@sivucit]

hi what is the differece between 18 and 12volt gun .. seems both have similar spec..

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

Y3ah. The specs are probably the same just the different battery platforms

[@elpop15]

​@@BreakdownswithBrianm12 400lbs of torque M18 900lbs of torque M18 are for heavy application or thick material

[@boxsterman77]

I thought it had 500/lbs force?

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

400lbs. Per HD website. And the M18 has 950lbs. Due to the metal gears in it

[@kriswhartonful]

How to retract?

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

Push the button with you're thumb. And pull the handle

[@tonyclarke303]

Has anyone experienced it not going into reve

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

Not that I can tell. I use it on the regular, and have had no problems with it

[@littlejimmy7402]

Anybody try any epoxy products through this yet? Maybe a cement crack repair product?

[@BreakdownswithBrian]

I haven't tried it, but I'm sure it can handle it.

[@markherring3513]

I have..bought it new yesterday and used concrete sealant for 4 tubes today. Worked good but i think it would work better if warmer weather. Im in new orleans and was in mid 50’s all day. It worked ok but i feel would work better in warmer months for that thick cement type epoxy. I did use one tube of regular clear caulk today also and it flowed awesome because its not as thick as cement epoxy. Also mine is making a hi pitched tone when i pull the trigger..i asked the video channel guy if his does it too and he said his doesnt so i will swap it out for another one tomorrow. I got the m12 version for $159. Also before this one i bought the Ryobi brand but returned it because it kept jamming up on me so on return i upgraded to this milwaukee one…the milwaukee is much better imo.

[@markherring3513]

I swapped mine out for another new one today AND it was a lot warmer today and that cement expoxy flowed EXCELLENT! Im more than happy with it.

[@216_dude8]

Very helpful but too much unnecessary talking.

[@JBudge95]

You would have cried if he didn’t explain enough ya freak

[@MrTru3no]

This has to be one of the most Useless tool ever...

[@thebaldog1209]

It really is. Hopeless if you're using it for caulking, so slow to restart. Quicker and easier to use a regular gun. I returned mine as 'not fit for purpose.'

[@histguy101]

Well, that depends, doesn't it? If you're caulking Indoor trim, then ya. It's useless, but if you're caulking exterior cedar siding with Quad, or using certain adhesives, something like this might make it a hell of a lot easier.

[@veryinteresting591]

If you enjoy breaking your hands and fingers.

[@chukob5]

Very useful for solar panels on a flat roof since the mounts require almost half a tube of caulk on the bottom per mount