Ryobi P3150 R18HG 18V Heat Gun Demo Video
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2019
- I test out the Ryobi P3150 R18HG 18V Heat Gun to show you how it performs and is a quick video showcasing it's performance.
This is not a review but it is supplementary info to the full review. For the full features, specs and my honest opinion of this tool, please check out the full review on the Tool Craze website at toolcraze.net/ryobi-p3150-18v...
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This is not a review but it is supplementary info to the full review. For the full features, specs and my honest opinion of this tool, please check out the full review on the Tool Craze website at toolcraze.net/ryobi-p3150-18v-heat-gun-honest-review/
Thanks for the video!! Mine is coming today!!! I only want it for removing stickers for the most part or when packing up boxes instead of dragging out corded ones.
When it comes to heat production, an 18 volt battery is very limited in how much heat it can generate.
Typical heat guns are around 1500 watts. How much could you realistically get from an 18 volt battery? Let's say you draw 20 amps from a battery which would give you about 6 minutes if run time in a 2 AH battery. That would only be 360 watts of heat or about 1/4 of a standard heat gun. With that in mind, I would have rather seen Ryobi make a mini heat gun that concentrates that heat in a smaller area and can do things a standard heat gun can't do without heating up large areas.
Hey my brother that is a awesome little tool there :)
Definitely want to get this. Most of the time at work but don’t have a way to plug in a heat gun. This would be nice to have.
I'm trying to get in in the next few weeks. UNBOXING and review of this Ppoduct
You can check out the full review here toolcraze.net/ryobi-p3150-18v-heat-gun-honest-review/
You think this would this work to put patches on my kids girl scout vest?
Great video! How about a review of RY40450?
I did a write up on it here toolcraze.net/ryobi-40v-cordless-leaf-vacuum-mulcher-ry40450-40v-20-brushless-self-propelled-mower-ry40lm30-40v-6-0-ah-battery/
Where is Javier?
Can this be used to quickly dry water off pavement
Wind and heat can help water dry which this provides both of however how fast for your specific task is undetermined. Only one way to find out...
It's too weak
Where can you buy this and how much does it cost?
$99 baretool at HD
@@ToolCraze nice thank you, I guess I'll check the hd app in a few weeks and see if it's there
Don't forget to check out the full review for the full stats and my thoughts on this heat gun on the website toolcraze.net/ryobi-p3150-18v-heat-gun-honest-review/
it's also good to check out the website everyday since I post new tool news as it comes. I actually first wrote about this heat gun back in March 2019.
Not happy with this heat gun only last for 5 minute before full battery is gone they only good for sticker and small things like that not worth the money
Battery operated tools are not really good for generating heat, they just require to much amperage and power. This is why you don't really see things like battery operated toasters and kettles.
true, that's why we didn't see things like cordless table saws, miter saws, and even sds max rotary hammers but with the latest battery tech and larger capacities, it's making all of this possible today
@@ToolCraze Milwaukee now has a heat gun as well! and Rigid has a new one a Butane Heat Gun
I know, I wrote about the Milwaukee M18 heat gun back in September 2017 and the Ridgid 18V butane heat gun in September 2018. Did you know that Dewalt is also soon releasing their own cordless 20V heat gun? Read about it on the Tool Craze website toolcraze.net/dewalt-20v-heat-gun-dce530-dce530p1-dce530b/
Makita has had a battery operated coffee maker for quite awhile now.
total weaksauce. dinky little 350w heat gun will run rings around this.
too weak on the heat shrink