Once the glue stick is half melted and finish, how does the remaining glue still in the gun get melted? I cant finish the whole stick.
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If you're asking what I think you're asking, once the glue stick is half-way used, pulling the trigger doesn't advance the glue stick anymore. What remains of the glue stick is too short for the mechanism to reach. What I do is load in a new glue stick because the second glue stick being pushed through the gun also pushes the last bit of the first glue stick the rest of the way through. I hope that is clear.
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It is entirely dependent in the glue..which does not hold. This lasted only minutes for me.
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This usually means that the ratio of mixing was not exact, or that that the mixture was not thoroughly mixed. I usually use a small bit extra hardener just to be safe and I have not had this problem since. Be careful not to overdue it though, or else the finish will not be as rich and resin-y. There is not a way to fix a sticky job, that was caused by inadequate mixing or uneven portions
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Burn the frayed part with a lighter or a match. It will melt together. I hope this helps and have a great night.
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I had this same question & mentioned it in my review, as well. I hypothesized that by having the sticker, they don't have to use any "glue" on the start of the roll, (I don't think there's any at the end, either, or at least there's very little) and any "adhesive" is contained in the sticker. At first, it bothered me, but now not so much. I'm interested to see what they do for the replacement. :)
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I bought this cue stick and gave it to my son. I called him and he thinks it's glued. That is what I thought too,
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after enough soaking in warm water, the glue should loosen and the orange tip may be removed, but I advise against it as the gun is realistic enough to be mistaken for a real gun very easily.
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super glue comes in very handy for that. just apply a dab into the plastic part of the joystick and slip it back onto the metal part of the joystick. should hold just fine.
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You could be heating up the glue and causing the glue to smoke on the hot blade. Could be using to much force on the blade, causing it to get hot, ply has glue in it... Ba da bing. Also, the more layers the ply has, the more glue...
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The "stainless steel" in your gun is not pure stainless. It has magnetic material in it. Grab a magnet and check it.Bernie
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Not necessarily a heat gun, but some kind of heat device to loosen the glue. I used my blow dryer.
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It could be a few things. Could you describe what is happening in more detail? After how many nails, what nails are you using, what are you driving it into, what psi is the compressor at when it happens, is the line to the nailgun monitored for pressure? what psi is that line at? are you depressing fully or is it an awkward spot when it happens?My first guess would be pressure, is there a leak around your fitting on the gun? is the fitting teflon taped? does the problem only happen at the end of the nail cartridge?
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Mine came with glue but it was basically crazy glue -which burned my finger the second it touched it my nail and finger!- There was no other way to make the bows stay attached so I threw the glue away and still haven't been able to use the bows because of how bulky they are.
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Use clear nail polish. I didn't the first time and the dog on my gun fell off after I shot it.
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Tammy,I figured out after that happened to me was to get the motor running and pour the mixture in using the slot in the top. I haven't had any more trouble with it sticking. It does seem to freeze up quicker than the time it says in the booklet. I scrap it out with a rubber spatula and put it in a container to finish in the freezer. I got a good hint from another web site to put a little acholol ( rum or tequila)in it to keep it from freezing rock hard. Hope this helps
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Well the pad is for resting the hot gun on when in use... So you're kinda right... ;-) excess glue will drip from the gun when in use & it sticks to most surfaces... Hence the pad which allows for easy removal as soon as it cools & becomes hard again... i use it when doing projects that have a longer glue time.CJ
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Try pushing down on it, up and down, several times. I think that is how you release the glue.