Directs controlled heat onto the target area whilst shielding surrounding elements from the heat – ideal for use on painted wooden windows or door frames. The DeWalt D26414 consumes 2000W of power when running at its maximum heat output of 600ºC and a maximum airflow rate of 650 litres per min. It also has a lower airspeed setting, which is useful in situations where the target object needs to be heated more gradually. One of the premium heat guns available to homeowners and professionals is the D26414 from DeWalt. This DeWalt heat gun is at the upper end of quality and design when it comes to consumer heat guns. Stripping paint gets rid of the vast majority of paint but you will be left with remnants of paint whatever method you use. If you have used a heat gun, you should use a sander for larger flat areas and wire wool to remove paint from more intricate areas.

When it comes to heavy-duty tasks like sharpening tools, removing paint or rust, and cutting ceramic tiles or metal, you’ll need an angle grinder. These power tools run at high speeds to ease grinding, cutting, and polishing – and they’re as precise as they are powerful. Easily one of the best known European tool brands, Germany’s Bosch have two main lines of tools. “Blue” professional tools and “green” DIY level tools. This handy UniversalHeat 600 heat gun fits into the DIY section, but don’t be fooled, it’s a sturdy and reliable little beast. Directs a concentrated heat flow to the work surface – ideal for removing paint from awkward corners, crevices, mouldings, beading or architraves. Shrinkwrapping. Light to medium airflow will do for shrink wrapping. Go light for neatness and medium for speed. 30 – 70 °F (no less than 25°C) will do nicely here. Softening adhesive. Airflow here can vary anywhere from light to high, depending on what material you’re loosening the adhesive off. Wallpapers can be light, while tiles may require high. Regardless of material, the temperatures needed for the adhesive are 250 – 325 °F (121 – 163°C). However, you should avoid this tool for removing flex tape.When we think about home decoration and renovations, one of the first things you might start thinking about and researching is what colour or finish you’re going to get. We’ve all been there, planning out our dream home aesthetics (after all, isn’t that what The Sims is for?). However, just remember that home decorating is not as simple as slapping a coat of paint onto a wall and calling it a day. More often than not, you won’t be the first person to have painted an element of your home, and so the first step is frequently needing to get rid of what was there before. Power tool brand Ginour have made a powerful heat gun kit. It comes with a decent set of accessories, hands-free capability and won’t empty your wallet when you buy it. You also get a decent set of accessories to go with the heat gun. There are four different nozzles to choose from too. You get a fish tail, a classic reduction tip, a glass protection nozzle, and a light carbon nozzle. The heat is produced when the fan draws the air in and passes it over the heating elements. This generated heat is then sent out through a nozzle and on to the object or work that is being done. The temperatures are much higher than regular heaters and can instantly melt or dissolve objects.

The wide range of options on the market makes it easier for you to find the best heat gun for paint stripping. However, before you make any firm decision, it is worth considering the key factors you should take into account. Some of the main ones are: Your Budget and the Cost of the Heat Gun Terratek make an impressive range of DIY gear, from paint sprayers to hedge trimmers. They also make one of the best 2,000 Watt heat guns I’ve tried out.Budget-friendly heat gun with added features, nozzles, mouthpiece, LCD screen, digital control, and variable heat temperature Bending plastic pipes. You’d want a nice, steady airflow that can evenly spread the heat around the area of the pipe you wish to bend. A medium airflow setting will do with temperatures at least 212 °F(100°C). Here are more ways to bend PVC pipes. You should look at everything from the temperature range and airflow settings to the capabilities and accessories that you get with the tool. By doing this, you can make a more informed choice with regard to the one you choose. What Other People Think I like the build quality on this heat gun, it’s what you’d expect from Bosch. The rubberised over-moulded handle is supremely comfortable and the whole thing feels solid and not a plastic toy. Features two easy-adjust operating temperatures, Min: 350°C and Max: 550°C for targeted heat application.