Guess what theme tune I'm whistling?😀The maker X glue gun is superb, precision control compared to the cheap craft ones we already have in the house. and gorilla brand glue sticks work really well.
Is it by any chance "raiders march" by John Williams? - I have been lucky / passionate / over geeky enough to see that performed twice live by the man himself with his concert orchestra! Breath taking, and may have made me shed a slight tear both times :-) yes the precision control turns the glue gun from a kids craft toy to a beautiful symphony of heat and variable trigger action to ensure you are kept bang on the mark of glue application, right where you need it, it's rapid warm up time is a very nice addition that gives it the worx touch. I will be sure to obtain some gorilla glue sticks and try them out - many thanks for the recommendation 😀. I did also have a little play with the air brush although I forgot to shake, stir or thin the paint.... all school bot errors that an experienced air brush idiot user like myself should have known better, I have had 3 after airbrushes before including a aztec 7778 used for doing radio control body shells! Anyway, the worx one is absolutely amazing and I can't wait to do the video on that :-)
@@mikesptworld You are indeed a lucky chap, I'm envious and I don't suit green😀I have an Aztek but it gets no love from me, after trying a few airbrushes (Including a Harder and Steenbeck which I gave to my young son) I finally settled on a sparmax, not expensive but I love it.
@shaunmorrissey7313 I bought my aztec at trade price from when I worked for their UK distributor nearly a decade now, I only ever run it off of air canisters and unless you had a bucket of heated water to control the ice build up on the can it was hopeless, I never had the money (another £180ish) to buy a 50psi specific compressor, I also begrudge the cost of the different nozzles and the cleaning regime too, the worx one is game changer with the price as well as built in compressor functionality and constant air pressure, lack of moisture due to no reserve as such, easy cleaning, it has a lot going for it!
Interesting pen design. This thing needs a stand or a something to hold it between uses. seems to leak quite a bit hmm but the warm up time is extremely fast
It can do yes, it could do with a retraction of pressure slightly once trigger pressure is no longer applied, worx do listen to comments like this and make small improvements that make all our lives better, let's hope this is one of them :-) though as a temporary solution a small piece of scrap plywood would probably suffice as a remedial solution, or a small elevation to stop gravity having too much of an effect!
Guess what theme tune I'm whistling?😀The maker X glue gun is superb, precision control compared to the cheap craft ones we already have in the house. and gorilla brand glue sticks work really well.
Is it by any chance "raiders march" by John Williams? - I have been lucky / passionate / over geeky enough to see that performed twice live by the man himself with his concert orchestra! Breath taking, and may have made me shed a slight tear both times :-) yes the precision control turns the glue gun from a kids craft toy to a beautiful symphony of heat and variable trigger action to ensure you are kept bang on the mark of glue application, right where you need it, it's rapid warm up time is a very nice addition that gives it the worx touch. I will be sure to obtain some gorilla glue sticks and try them out - many thanks for the recommendation 😀. I did also have a little play with the air brush although I forgot to shake, stir or thin the paint.... all school bot errors that an experienced air brush idiot user like myself should have known better, I have had 3 after airbrushes before including a aztec 7778 used for doing radio control body shells! Anyway, the worx one is absolutely amazing and I can't wait to do the video on that :-)
@@mikesptworld You are indeed a lucky chap, I'm envious and I don't suit green😀I have an Aztek but it gets no love from me, after trying a few airbrushes (Including a Harder and Steenbeck which I gave to my young son) I finally settled on a sparmax, not expensive but I love it.
@shaunmorrissey7313 I bought my aztec at trade price from when I worked for their UK distributor nearly a decade now, I only ever run it off of air canisters and unless you had a bucket of heated water to control the ice build up on the can it was hopeless, I never had the money (another £180ish) to buy a 50psi specific compressor, I also begrudge the cost of the different nozzles and the cleaning regime too, the worx one is game changer with the price as well as built in compressor functionality and constant air pressure, lack of moisture due to no reserve as such, easy cleaning, it has a lot going for it!
Interesting pen design. This thing needs a stand or a something to hold it between uses. seems to leak quite a bit hmm but the warm up time is extremely fast
It can do yes, it could do with a retraction of pressure slightly once trigger pressure is no longer applied, worx do listen to comments like this and make small improvements that make all our lives better, let's hope this is one of them :-) though as a temporary solution a small piece of scrap plywood would probably suffice as a remedial solution, or a small elevation to stop gravity having too much of an effect!