You use the green block for emptying the glue from the gun and mix colours using another gun to give you marble effects when filling in the voids use a tooth pick to swirl the colours before apply the heat sink, just a thought.
That's awesome, and looks great on that resin table, 👌🏽 coloured hot glue, sweet as. The applications are as limited as your imagination! Cheers mate 👍🏽
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Thanks for the vid. ave been looking for a decent hot melt gut for some time. Unable to find the same "pro" kit on the woodworksupply site. Any chance you could provide a link please? Cheers, David
As long as you don't sand it, it's great. But even with just the heat from sanding you get it to melt and clog up your paper. Not to great with any heat on tables also, so nice for small repairs, but I'm not convinced for anything a bit bigger.
I’ve definitely sounded this and never had a problem, As I said I’m doing a series of videos showing you all three ways how to fill defects cracks or just repair wood there is no one way fixes all for large areas resin is best for quick fixes and most small defects if black suits to job the hot milk his best otherwise the superglue CA
@@ManorWood the black color is definitely the way to go. But I am not too convinced about longtime durability. Never got any big complaints, but we only used it for really small repairs because of the heat sensitivity.
@@1ThatChapCharlie The PRO gun is more powerful than the standard gun and comes with an adjustable heat setting making is suitable for all the stick colours in the range.
Thank you Andy! Always the teacher & educator
Thank you very much!! I’m just starting, and videos like yours, are very important to me !!
What a fantastic piece of kit that is.
what a great fix, very helpful thanks
You use the green block for emptying the glue from the gun and mix colours using another gun to give you marble effects when filling in the voids use a tooth pick to swirl the colours before apply the heat sink, just a thought.
That's awesome, and looks great on that resin table, 👌🏽
coloured hot glue, sweet as.
The applications are as limited as your imagination!
Cheers mate 👍🏽
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That was a fantastic tutorial...
This is exactly what I was looking to know! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻
I'll definitely be getting this appreciate the demonstration
That is a cracking tool! Hopefully they sell them here in Canada.
You can get them through a company called rangate
Nice 👍 where do I need to search 🤔
Did you ever make a video on the 2 part resin method for larger holes? Have a plank with a big hole in a knot that I need to fill.
Hello, is the pro kit available in the United States? If not how do I go about ordering one ?
Thanks a lot for your helpful tips and tricks. They will not send the kit to Germany at the moment.
We are the UK and Ireland distributor for Wood Repair. Please give us a call and we can ensure your details are given to the Wood Repair representatives in Germany.
@@woodworksupplyltd52 Thank you for this note, I didn't know that there are also distributors for Germany. I found them after a short search.
Where can I buy this in America???
Where is the link to the heat gun
How can I get one shipped to the US? This is so amazing!
Andy, what is the difference between the pro gun and the normal one? Many thanks.
where can I get the press your useing. and the blade?
I like the blade (2:19) where can i get it?
It comes with the melt gun, Look at the link I think I have an for sale on their website
There should also be a MW discount code around somewhere
Nice. Do they do a clear stick?
Let’s check !
Yes, they do.
@@bpt006 Nice.👍
Looks great, can you use it to patch holes in cured epoxy?
yes , but it doesn't look like resin , maybe solid black would match , but yes you can use it stick to anything mate
How much does the hot glue kit cost?
Glue... lr filler? Filler or glue?
The 'iron' and cutter make it though.
Thanks. Great usage.
Thanks for the vid. ave been looking for a decent hot melt gut for some time. Unable to find the same "pro" kit on the woodworksupply site. Any chance you could provide a link please? Cheers, David
How hard & durable is the glue when it sets? could it take a bit of abuse or would you go to the superglue / resin for any height traffic areas?
its a product that floor company's use all day long so I guess its very durable
If there is any stick left in the Gun, do you just leave it in there for the next time?
As long as you don't sand it, it's great. But even with just the heat from sanding you get it to melt and clog up your paper.
Not to great with any heat on tables also, so nice for small repairs, but I'm not convinced for anything a bit bigger.
I’ve definitely sounded this and never had a problem, As I said I’m doing a series of videos showing you all three ways how to fill defects cracks or just repair wood there is no one way fixes all for large areas resin is best for quick fixes and most small defects if black suits to job the hot milk his best otherwise the superglue CA
@@ManorWood the black color is definitely the way to go. But I am not too convinced about longtime durability. Never got any big complaints, but we only used it for really small repairs because of the heat sensitivity.
Looks like it’s not available in the USA. I want one.
Try Rangate. Pretty sure it’s available in the US. They have both a US and Canadian website.
glue gun from walmart $2, black glue sticks from Amazon $7 …. Aluminum square from the garage = the kit
Assume what is the name of this glue gun
Wood Repair
There is a link
I'm in the states
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Considering the price of the glue sticks, it’s worth it to just get multiple glue guns.
£300 smackers
Other kit options are also available. Please give us a call if you want us to talk you through the process www.woodworksupply.co.uk
It’s about the sticks... the guns are really good and are optimized for the product, but these work in your regular glue gun.
@@woodworksupplyltd52 what is the difference between the pro gun and the normal one? Many thanks
@@1ThatChapCharlie The PRO gun is more powerful than the standard gun and comes with an adjustable heat setting making is suitable for all the stick colours in the range.