Dewalt Cordless Caulking Gun

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roadhog96Member since Jan 2011Nov 2, 2015 10:47 AM CT

I cannot find a DeWalt 20V caulking gun anywhere so I guess they don’t make one. Milwaukee, Makita and a few others have them. I know DeWalt use to make a 18V but now that I’ve switched over to the 20V that doesn’t do much good. Anyone know if there’s one available or am I right about them being no longer.

Gatorb888Member since Nov 2013Nov 2, 2015 10:50 AM CT

We’re working on it!

roadhog96Member since Jan 2011Nov 2, 2015 11:42 AM CT

Awesome thanks for the heads up, looking forward to it.

midogrumpyMember since Jan 2010Nov 2, 2015 3:12 PM CT

meanwhile you can by the adaptor and the 18V gun

of course does not make sense from investment point of view if the 20v max gun only has several weeks/ fewmonths release date

my unofficial sources however say will take till mid 2016

so buying the two item now makes sense

mike

DR99Member since Nov 2012Nov 2, 2015 4:33 PM CT

For some reason I though Dewalt had a cordless caulk gun out already. I think with the release of it Dewalt has pretty much replaced 18 volt version of tools with 20 volt versions?

Gatorb888Member since Nov 2013Nov 2, 2015 4:37 PM CT

Cordless Sheers/Nibbler and concrete vibrator are the only other ones I can think of.

Rtorres092382Member since Sep 2014Nov 2, 2015 9:02 PM CT

Gatorb888 wrote:
We’re working on it!

Are you able to give a timeframe? Say before or around Q2 2016?

Gatorb888Member since Nov 2013Nov 3, 2015 12:31 AM CT

Rtorres092382 wrote:
Are you able to give a timeframe? Say before or around Q2 2016?

I have not heard a date for it yet, but i’m hopeful.

roadhog96Member since Jan 2011Nov 4, 2015 9:19 PM CT

Do you think it will be Brushless? Yes?

DR99Member since Nov 2012Nov 4, 2015 9:31 PM CT

Doubt they would go brushless on a caulk gun It wouldn’t be worth the extra cost.

Hugh JassMember since Feb 2015Nov 4, 2015 9:45 PM CT

roadhog96 wrote:
Do you think it will be Brushless? Yes?

Yep, it’ll squeeze 6 tubes at a time from a distance of 12 ft in 3.4 seconds.

Seriously though…why?

roadhog96Member since Jan 2011Nov 11, 2015 10:26 AM CT

Hugh Jass wrote:
Yep, it’ll squeeze 6 tubes at a time from a distance of 12 ft in 3.4 seconds.

Seriously though…why?

Why not? Why does anyone want a brushless tool? I’d say mostly because of the extended run time, it’s a better technology as long as it wasn’t two or three times the price. DeWalt would be the first to offer one so it would make it unique in its own cool way. Either way, I’m sure the new one will be just fine with or without brushless. I just hope they design it with the new ergonomic hand grip, it would make a world of difference.