I used kzfaq.infoUgkx4ynqaujg7rZKFapA8s29kTpRszJGa3-K this for the first time today to replace the front wheel bearing on my rwd 98 dodge dakota. This had absolutely no issue removing or reinstalling the lug nuts and it took off the axle nut without any struggle. Sounds like it's got some muscle to it. Time will tell

I've had my m18 heat gun since the day it was released. Ive Been using it quite a bit. I've been using an 5ah battery with it and I've yet to run it all the way down on any project. I did notice when using a 9 ah vs the 5 ah, it is easy to see the increase in power with the bigger battery. The LED light is not nearly as bright as I expected from a "Milwaukee LED", but is still much better then not having an LED on the gun. Overall, it's a great heat gun and high quality as expected from Milwaukee.

I’m a plumber and have a crazy amount of Milwaukee tools but I don’t think this has the power to melt out 4” pvc fittings I’m going to stay with my $20 no name heat gun the only problem is is sometimes using 100’ plus of cords on construction sites

I use a cored one at work on a/c coils and srink tubing. This looks great for me it's hard to find an outlet sometimes. And the lower temp would help keep from burning .

Maybe not the most common use but we use this heat gun for fire alarm testing in the school district I work for setting off heat detectors works great for them

I just ordered one. Living in Norway can be interesting in the wintertime. I experienced having to heat the engine room just to get my car to start. At home I have a corded heat gun, but stopping for longer durations away from a power outlet has at times been a gamble.

How long does it take each gun to bring a cold cup of coffee back up to temperature? We need some real-world tests of the things it will actually be used for.

I want cordless. Another note... Really surprised at corded model having a switch that can be knocked on and stay on. Extremely dangerous.

Going to use to open my shed that houses two snow blowers as certain storms with wet freezing snow have made it a challenge (no fun hooking up my electric Milwaukee) Also will use to melt snow in snow blower shoot/auger area after use. Just need to remember not to leave it in the shed!

I use a corded heat gun in the bucket truck to keep my hands warm while I’m working up in the power lines during winter time . Tried a hairblower , but did not produce heat below -9C . My new truck has an insulated boom,so no power in the bucket to power a heat gun. So my idea was to try a cordless heat gun , as we use Milwaukee extensively , and have batteries and a charger already. I suspect the run time is brief though

This would be great for car wrap installers

Thank you.

Hi,can you lock in the trigger on M18 so it will continue blowing?thank you

I do a lot of tinting as well. Does this shrink film well? Specifically the rear windows or full windshields? Or should I just stick with the corded model?

Great review, I'm a window tinter as well. I'm getting a cordless heat gun! Have you used the old corded Milwaukee heat gun? It feels lighter and more balanced. I also feel that the old one got up to temp much quicker as well.

Ya'll ran a great battery of tests - I especially liked the back to back with corded! Did you let your bench vise cool back down to ambient in between the coin tests? That's a lot of thermal mass sinking heat off of that coin, and a heat transfers slower across lower temperature gradients.

It seems to be OK. I'm kinda regretting it. That or battery just isn't there yet. It took like a min to shrink basic 3/8heat shrink

thanks. currently, the Milwaukee is the only cordless heat gun.

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WOW ! A cordless heat gun ! Seriously !

Good video. I just bought one from Harbor Freight. The specs were similar to your corded model. We'll see if it lasts.

Just recently bought this yesterday for heating up rubber patches on the roof . Very disappointed . Just dosnt get hot enough 😢

It would be great to know if I can use this for roofing application on Firestone tpo roofing material

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I’d use it for electric shrink tube work, and I think it would be a great tool for that !!

Looking forward to getting one of these. Also looking forward to the m12 soldering iron. #WorkshopAddict

This is a Sweet little gun!!

can't wait to get one

TIME is $$$$- how long will a standard battery last?

How does it go heating electrical conduit for bending?

I searched this video because I wanted to know how long the battery lasts?

If you use a high output m18 battery will it get hotter?

You guys always get the new hotness!!! I’m jealous lol

I believe the corded one is 1,276 watts. 110v x 11.6a = 1276w

Looks awesome...wish m12 could do it #workshopaddict

I do a lot of joint compound finishing on drywall and use the MIL corded. But I want the cordless. Anyone else using it on drywall mud or paint???

Can you please review the kobalt 80v cultivator or the greenworks 80v cultivator please?

Nice review, but with a 4.0 Ah M18 Battery how long will last turned on?

Would this m18 be good for wiring and heat shrink?

Does this have a variable heat setting?

cordless one is pants

Pretty cool, guys. #workshopaddict

Melting solder? Why even bother? You'll never be using a heat gun for that.

Didn’t compare shrinking heat shrink tubing; thumb down.

Can you do that review again...this time in Celsius...for the rest of the world? 😜👍🏻

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nice review #workshopaddict

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Easy to lose in customer s car

Garbage. Bought 2 of them. Last like 1-12 months

Whats with the gloves bahahahaha hahahahaaaa

"So It won't start a fire." Take the goddamn battery out of the f****** tool when you're carrying it around. Oh no it takes a fraction of a second once you get used to it how cumbersome to maintain your s***.