Battery operated caulk gun

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eddie1976Member since May 2016

Anyone have a battery operated caulk gun? I just replaced all my windows and really should have bought a dewalt caulk gun. The caulk I was using is a very high quality caulk which requires the high end caulk/adhesive guns. Manual caulking left the caulk looking terrible! 

 

Live and learn. 

 

 

BremonMember since Dec 2014

They have a couple Milwaukee ones at work. I’ve gone through enough tubes of caulking to know that the manual ones ar tiresome. I’ll likely pick up a 20v Max one at some point. Assembled in USA has me leaning toward yellow rather than red as long as the M18 isn’t notably better (shouldn’t be; it’s getting old lol). 

joemontagueMember since May 2016

How about the makita  one 

BremonMember since Dec 2014

What, this?

Photo from the original forum

joemontagueMember since May 2016

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BremonMember since Dec 2014

Apparently we have it at work now too lol. Haven’t seen any of the guys use it yet. 

kornomaniacMember since Oct 2014

I believe the Makita is still the strongest caulk gun around. Doesnt matter foe caulk but for a few strong compound glues it does 🙂

eddie1976Member since May 2016

If you want a really nice manual caulk gun, I would buy this one

https://www.amazon.com/COX-41004-XT-Thrust-10-3-Ounce-Cartridge/dp/B000DZF3TA/ref=sr_ph_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1477698602&sr=sr-1&keywords=cox+caulk+gun

It works really well. It has 18:1 mechanical force and made it easy to squeeze out the really thick caulk I was using.

 

But I wouldn’t use it again on windows where you see the bead. I will likely get a powered one eventually if I end up doing windows again. 

Walliam S. JohnsonMember since Aug 2018

I don’t think a battery operated gun is good for home use.  On which you will use these?

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