Surebonder H-195F Mini Specialty Series 20 Watt High Temperature Detail Hot Glue Gun

This is a great little glue gun that fits in my hand really well. It has a fine tip for gluing small places together that really suits me. It has a lovely little stand to keep it in place and has an on and off button so it just doesn’t keep heating until you unplug it. You can turn it off and that is a big safety feature. It’s very easy to use… no complex procedure to figure out. It’s not big, it’s not fancy, but it does the job really well and it’s a really good price. If you need a nice mini glue gun, this is the one for you.

It occurred to me that I rave about Surebonder glue guns everywhere else in every other circle of crafters except here and had to come fix this. Im a professional high-end wedding crafter for decades. I used to hate everything cheap about glue guns until I broke yet another and had to go get a replacement that day. I used to think all glue guns were the same and they all sucked. I got a Surebonder because I hadn’t had one yet and why not? It’s now the only glue gun brand I’ll get, and brand of glue stick even. The quality is unmatched, and the use is amazing. It just FEELS like better quality and more durable in the hand. It fits my hand better, doesn’t fatigue my hand as fast, delivers constant and uniform beads, doesn’t gum up like others, strings less, and I absolutely love the mini tip for precision work. It also doesn’t puddle as it sits like most others I’ve had. I am honestly quite brutal with my use. I toss it to the side unceremoniously, repeatedly and often. Squeeze a line and toss while I quickly work to hold the pieces together while it cools or arrange something quick. I used to go thru a gun a month if it even lasted that long. Now, the only time I need to get a new one is when I can’t find the other ones. Sadly that happens a lot too 🤦‍♀️ but I don’t actually mind getting another because if and when the first one breaks, it’ll be nice to have a back up. I’m fairly sure it’ll break by my own fault. Anyways, best glue gun and they shockingly aren’t all the same. Imagine that.

Wow great little glue gun. So much better than my old cheapie. Works perfectly for making felt flowers.

I saw several videos on papercrafting using this hot glue gun. It has a precision tip so only a little comes out at a time. It is perfect for gluing the center of rosettes. I like that it has an on/off switch. And it has a little stand. It wasn't very expensive either. It did not come with the glue sticks and I noticed that when I ordered it so also ordered the same brand glue sticks.

This is an amazing glue gun! I used it to make cardboard models. It was a bit too hot and it sort of warped the cardboard, but that’s not their problem. Its detail tip allows for the glue to be applied on the edge of the cardboard, and makes it safer for children. However, the whole thing gets really hot when I’m using it and overheats easily, and the glue dries just a little too fast even though it comes out at like 400 degrees. But overall, it’s a great thing and I’m really satisfied! :D

When talking about good quality this is a plus . Price plus 1 . Great . Size . Heat levels as should and super easy to use . Plus stand by it self that helps a lot when crafting .

I guess this glue gun did not meet some people's expectations, but for what I needed it for, it worked great. I used it to make little rolled roses out of felt, gluing a small dot of hot glue to keep the petals together as I rolled the die cut felt into a flower. I also used it to make felt bow/paper clips for journal/planners. Compared to what I was using, it was awesome! For me personally, I thought it had a fine tip (perhaps some people need an even finer tip?) The packaging does say "hot" glue gun, but the mini glue sticks that are recommended to go with this, are labeled hot/cold. You need to use the lever to click the first glue stick all the way in when you use it for the first time. After then, when you put the second stick in, it works seamlessly like one continues stick of glue (my old glue gun did not want to do that). It does have to be plugged in, but there is an on/off switch which is fantastic. (I had previously bought a "cordless" glue gun that could turn on and off but it drained the batteries while in the off position!) The little kickstand worked fine, the glue gun stood upright as you see in the photo, while I was using it. The directions say you can also safely lay it on its side which I did, with no problems. I did get some glue on my fingers, it was hot, but I didn't give me any burns. This is the best glue gun I have ever owned.

This glue gun is great. When I first got it, it didn't leak at all. No drips whatsoever, even if it was sitting there for an hour. I used it for a few weeks and it was great. One day I wasn't thinking and I squeezed the trigger literally right after I had turned it on- the glue gun obviously hadn't had enough time to heat up. Well, after that, the thing started leaking and dripping and the trigger felt slightly loose. When it was leaking it was a pain to use. I was about to buy a new one but thought I would open it and see if I could fix it. I opened it up, made sure everything was in its correct place and the spring wasn't stretched out or anything. There's not much inside of it so it took maybe 10 minutes total to fix. When I reassembled it, it worked good as new. No leaks or drips at all and I probably use the thing every other day. So, wait for your gun to heat up. Also, don't pull your glue sticks out as it could damage or dislodge something inside the gun.