This is a fantastic glue gun. It warms up well, and you have good control over the glue. The silicon tip protects your fingers and hands from burns while still cutting the glue until you've set down a bead. Before I got this one, I had a cheaper glue gun that was always leaking glue.

Very bad quality. I had bought a glue gun in February and within 20 days the gun is gone. It's not working. Neither they have any service centre to repair it. Worst product

I loved the product as it's really professional and sturdy. I enjoy gluing with the gun as the glue comes out at the required temperature and bond made by the glue becomes really hard to break. I compared the same glue sticks with the old glue gun and the result is really amazing.

Extendable plastic stand: to easily position glue gun in a stable way. I loved the product as it's really professional and sturdy. I enjoy gluing with the gun as the glue comes out at the required temperature and bond made by the glue becomes really hard to break.

I bought this Dremel Hot Melt Glue Gun to replace a cheap version which although still working was taking forever to heat up enough to melt the glue.

The Dremel is well made and seems up to the job, it melts glue quickly but does drip a lot in between glue applications, the nozzles are supposed to be a drip free design but are actually worse then my old, cheaper glue gun.

The stand has a n easy one handed operation button to release it so you can put the gun down whilst leaving one hand free to hold the work piece, that's a neat addition.

There are two heat settings, Lo and Hi, and LED lights to tell you when the gun is up to temperature, there's also a a blue LED light at the front of the gun near the nozzle, I'm not quite sure what that's for, it's not bright enough to illuminate the work piece and as it's probably a bad idea to be using a hot glue gun in the dark seems a bit of gimmick to me.

Also supplied with the gun are two different shaped nozzles, a spare nut to hold them on the gun and few sticks of glue.

At the end of the day it's a glue gun that does the job, no better or worse then any other glue gun I've used, but not worth the extra money for the name of Dremel on the side.