HEAT GUN USES - Dewalt 20v max cordless DCE530B review

Brad demonstrates some heat gun uses during his review of the Dewalt 20v max cordless DCE530B. Check it out on Amazon USA: amzn.to/3hDQccu Home Depot USA: homedepot.sjv.io/3bWqd and Amazon Canada: amzn.to/3rNqzui
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[@dannymeil3294]

I put in commercial vinyl composite tile in a retail store so I use my torch to make the tile come up easily but after I add floor leveler or glue I need to work quickly so I can move to the next location. My question would this heat gun help cure the leveler and glue quicker than using the torch? I have all Dewalt cordless tools onsite so I never have to worry about extension cords

[@deltabravo1257]

I need one of these

[@hammerandhome]

very handy to have

[@loucifer323]

It's a sweet little heat gun

[@hammerandhome]

sure is, so many uses

[@michaelthompson7570]

thought of these to replace my butane heater,,,but maybe add to the tools not replace.. Can see where haveing both woul be a plus

[@hammerandhome]

yeah you can never beat gas! but also handy not to have to use gas all the time

[@nobadges7020]

What is that connection kit you have? Looks like a pretty good quality one

[@hammerandhome]

its a stanley box amzn.to/36HAFUe they work pretty good. they don't clip together but they do hold a lot

[@jurgenscott8430]

Looks cool but seems slow when shrinking tubing. This would be good for quick fixes in the field but in the shop I will stick with my Master Appliance heat gun.

[@BornToSneeze]

It's just bad tubing, believe me. You can shrink decent stuff with a hairdryer, let alone a heatgun.

[@johnmflores85]

I use it to bend pvc for hvac drain lines

[@hammerandhome]

That’s a good one. I’ve used it to bend electrical conduit.

[@gruntaholicfishing8352]

Perfect for marine upholstery to remove vynil wrinkles..

[@BeeManBrettly]

please elaborate on this process. is this once youve sewn the vinyl covers and put them onto the cushions and there are wrinkles in the seams/turns/corners? this would be a lovely solution to that issue!

[@landshark6659]

I just got it today just played with it a few minutes gets hot fast

[@hammerandhome]

sure does! not for drying hair! :)

[@landshark6659]

@@hammerandhome I was going to use it for tattoo removal,,, 😂🤣😅😆

[@hammerandhome]

@@landshark6659 lol🤣

[@lawdog516]

Good review, how’s the run time on a 5ah battery, thanks

[@hammerandhome]

Thanks, will check

[@leifnilsson597]

Why don't you say anything about how long you can run it on different batteries? Because I know it's terrible. Yes, I'm a Dewalt fan.

[@hammerandhome]

Hmm ok will be checking later for sure!

[@ericdavidson5011]

Little to pricey at $120. If it was more around $70 it would be a more reasonable purchase. Dewalts corded version runs $69 and has more features.

[@Jeromybergman]

Offerup has alot in my area for $75-80

[@PickleballMike509]

The whole idea is to go cordless

[@MRIDNETGUY2004]

First! Keep up the great content!!

[@hammerandhome]

Thanks! Will do!

[@timjd7964]

200 bucks? screw that