Subbed . I use a corded heat gun in a boom truck , meaning I’m in a bucket working close to the power lines all day . I use the heat gun to warm my hands in winter time ,as a hair blower quits providing heat after -9C in my experience. Unfortunately I have a new boom truck , and it’s an insulated boom , so no more electrical outlet . My idea was to purchase a cordless heat gun and see if that works . I better keep lots of batteries , as I’m certain they run down quickly. Too bad the Milwaukee didn’t fair as well , as all our tools are that brand . I do need the lock out though, so dewalt it is
Nice retail user review. Next level would be looking inside the machines, heating element, electrical components, plastic quality, how well they're assembled, etc... in short, durability
good on summer or in heated shop...you can't use outside or non heated shop on winter...on winter corded heat gun is the best ...just keep in the mine....:)
My reason for going with the Milwaukee would be because I already have several of their tools and batteries. So I can buy the bare tool for $100
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I use a corded heat gun in a boom truck , meaning I’m in a bucket working close to the power lines all day . I use the heat gun to warm my hands in winter time ,as a hair blower quits providing heat after -9C in my experience.
Unfortunately I have a new boom truck , and it’s an insulated boom , so no more electrical outlet . My idea was to purchase a cordless heat gun and see if that works .
I better keep lots of batteries , as I’m certain they run down quickly. Too bad the Milwaukee didn’t fair as well , as all our tools are that brand . I do need the lock out though, so dewalt it is
Thanks dude, it’s useful video
No belt clip on the DeWalt heat gun could be a safety thing , the hot end could rest against your pant leg .
Fantastic video. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Every tool manufacturer does some stuff better than the rest. Dewalt has a lot of good stuff Milwaukee doesn't have and vice versa
great video thank you
Nice retail user review. Next level would be looking inside the machines, heating element, electrical components, plastic quality, how well they're assembled, etc... in short, durability
I'm sure Ave will get around to it....😏
good on summer or in heated shop...you can't use outside or non heated shop on winter...on winter corded heat gun is the best ...just keep in the mine....:)
You can also lay the DeWalt on it's back and point it up for using both hands.
Excellent video.
Glad you liked it!
It would be good if you measure the rate of heat development.
can it be used at a tent heater or will it over heat?
I know if can only run about 40 minutes per charge but sometimes that is enough.
a TENT heater? like to heat inside of your tent? are you 3 years old? NO it will not heat your tent.
@@michaellamar6895 NO I'm not 3 years old. I'm not afraid to camp in the winter.
Nice
Cheers
Craftsman one is the exact same as the dewalt. Hell the part number is the same
I had a milwaukee heat gun,it sucked,they need to make a better version because inown milwaukee tools
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It makes no difference. The one that fits my batteries was the best one.
To bad Ryobi is not included. 😕
the Ryobi and the Milwaukee are essentially the same minus the rafter hook
Dewalt by default
Can’t belong be you reviewed wireless heat guns with testing the performance. You missed the point of tool review completely.