I heard of a trick where give it a little twist as it's melting so it's buried a bit better

put the staple in place and ready...then pull the trigger. you have way more control of the depth doing it that way. I use mine all the time. it was bought for a one time job and also figured that was about all i would get from it....I was wrong! this thing just works!!

It's is best to hold the wire tightly with needlenose or pliers and then cut the wire close to the surface, never hold the wire with your fingers or when you snip it off the energy released will drive the wire into your fingers. If you don't hold the wire and just snip it off, it flies off and could end up in your eye or you or will find it embedded in your foot or clothing or your dog might step on it. Dispose of those wire clippings. I use a magnetic parts holder to secure them while I'm clipping them off and doing final repairs like smoothing the plastic pushed up into the openings with a hot solder iron and flat tip.

$30 dam!? I got the same gun and a few hundred staples on Temu for $5

I used the same one to fix my car bumper today. Took an hour but it's stronger the factory now. Great investment to buy one of these.

There is another kind of plastic welder that has a welding tip. You can use that with paper clips. No need to have multiple tools when you can use a tool multiple ways.

You are putting first staple in a wrong direction. If you put them in the other way ("vertically") then these would not be able to stretch on crack. Documentation diagram "A" shows correct orientation.

I got the same one. It's a pretty good investment for sure

Advice on running cracks. Drilling a small hole at the very end of the crack will stop the stress that causes the crack to continue to run. Then you can remove some material from an inconspicuous area and fill in the hole you drilled by melting it into the hole.

How do you plug this into a regular outlet?

Excelente herramienta

Why did you look for ground? The gun is plastic. Where would you fit it?

Pour cold 💧 water on the tips to make them easy to bend & break off. Alternately, use an ice cube instead of cold water.

I just used this exact item to repair the front slam panel on a crashed car for my channel, video coming soon! really good bit of kit 😁

How do you loose it?

3:08 “From Japan or China”. He says as if they’re the same thing. 😹

I do.

Price kya hai

Is machine ke price kitni hai

Junk. Worked for 20mins. Maybe.. returned it for refund. Waste of time.

Good video But more crapppp from the crapp jungle