Features

• Limited warranty
• Dramatically reduces user fatigue when compared to manual application
• Expels over 135 (10 oz.) tubes of latex per battery charge
• 620 pounds of pushing force easily handles high viscosity materials such as windshield urethanes
• Variable speed switch for better flow control

Reviews (4)

Not a homeowner tool
The three stars is just a warning, not a critique of the tool itself.

This might be the right tool if you use a caulk gun for a living, but it's inappropriate if you just want to caulk the trim in your house.

I've used caulk guns for 35 years and now have elbow tendonitis that makes it painful for me to grip and squeeze.After installingabout a mile of crown moulding in my old house (using a Paslode finish nailer, before the tendonitis - now THERE'S a useful tool!), I wanted to caulk the gaps at the ceiling.This tool is heavy and a bit fussy for detail work when you're up on a ladder.Much better to let the elbow heal, wrap your forearm with the proper bandage and use a manual caulk gun.Or if it's a big honeydo job that can't wait, pay someone else to do it.

no more sore hands
I have a boat restoration business and do alot of caulking with very thick materials. For years I have used an air driven gun but no more. This far exceeds my expectations. ONly down side is heavier than an air gun, but no hose to worry about dragging in wet caulk on teak decks, battery holds a good charge and comes with a universal (milwaukee) charger. You can also buy a 14 volt battery for a 2nd one at Home Depot, and works with gun and charger.

Very nice gun !!!
You can not beat this new generation Milwaukee caulking gun for smoothness, power, long battery life, and designed -- it begs to be used ! I manage a Autoglass shop and my guys pump high viscosity urethane all day, any other gun would be punished to the max, not this one! I have used the older 2.4 volt Milwaukee guns for years and was happy, the 12 volt is 100 times better yet! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Milwaukee    2. (Milwakee)    3. (Milwuakee)    4. (Milwauke)    5. (Milwake)    6. Hand Tools    7. Caulking Guns    8. (Chaulking)    9. (Chalking)   

Features

• Attaches quickly to all cordless or variable speed drills
• Delivers a controlled smooth continuous bead
• Quick reload of 1 quart tubes
• Ideal for homebuilders

Reviews (1)

The price is not right
I was looking for an affordable power caulking gun and thought that the Quickpoint Power Caulker might work for me. I should have listened to that little voice when the old axiom "You get what you pay for!" came to mind as I filled out the order form. The plastic disk broke loose from the end of the plunger on the second tube of caulk. Do yourself a favor, save yourself time, money, and the frustration of having to end your project early because of equipment failure. Spend a little more money and buy better quality. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Hand Tools    2. Caulking Guns    3. (Chaulking)    4. (Chalking)   

Features

• All steel, welded construction
• Smooth rod caulker with T-Bar
• 1/4-gallon, 30-ounce barrel only
• Easy grip handle with thumb release
• 2-in-1 single and double joist guide

Reviews (1)

Saved my back and my knees
...This Newborn extender is great for gluing subfloor.It has a guide that lets you follow the joist (or double joists) while you gun out the adhesive.I have 2 of these and would not be without them.They can also save your back while epoxying concrete cracks. (also known as crack chasing). Another great labor saving tool. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Hand Tools    2. Caulking Guns    3. (Chaulking)    4. (Chalking)   

Features

• Do a 4-hour job in 45 minutes
• Trigger allows you to vary amount of material
• Only instant load twist lock bayonet on market
• 3-foot air hose, 1/4-inch NPT at 70 psi max
• Weighs 14.5 ounces

Reviews (3)

Great Timesaver/Handsaver
I got this unit has I've had several hand operations and can't do well with a normal caulk gun. This one is amazing, I used it to caulk seams at our 50 y.o. log cabin. I used dozens of tubes of caulk last weekend. You do need to disassemble and clean it after 30 tubes of caulk, went well and worked like a top when done. Before each tube was done it pushed out one loud pop of caulk but it was easily smoothed out. It was consistent and saved my hands. I'd highly recommend it but you do need to clean it out with some light solvent that dissolves the caulk but not the plastic/rubber.

RoeanPG 100 air caulking gun
This gun has saved the day for me. I have used it to caulk a log house, both inside and outside. It still works like new after nearly 200 tubes of caulk, never once failing.
I found that a working pressure of 20 psi, is just right for the work I am doing.

long time user
Despite the rather pricy nature of this piece ofmolded plastic, I have chosen to use this product in my shop for more than 10 yrs now, about 15 hrs a week. I use it mostly for silicone caulking. It is extremely durable(been dropped many, many times), extremely light weight, easily varies thepressure, and has no clumsy plunger to interfere with movement.On thedown side, it occasionally introduces air bubbles into caulking and causesit to spit air a few times while dispensing that tube.This is because ithas no plunger and forces the material out of the tube with just airpressure.All in all a great product! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Air Tools    2. Caulking Guns    3. (Chaulking)    4. (Chalking)    5. (Cauking)    6. Hand Tools   

Features

• Limited warranty
• Dramatically reduces user fatigue when compared to manual application
• Expels over 50 (quart size) tubes of sub-floor adhesive
• 620 pounds of pushing force easily handles high viscosity urethanes and adhesives
• Variable speed switch for better flow control

Subjects:  1. Milwaukee    2. (Milwakee)    3. (Milwuakee)    4. (Milwauke)    5. (Milwake)    6. Hand Tools    7. Caulking Guns    8. (Chaulking)    9. (Chalking)   

Features

• Reduces 4hr job to 45 min
• Patented trigger
• 3 feet air hose
• Takes 30 oz Cartridge
• Weight 2 1/2lbs

Reviews (3)

If You Buy This You Must Be Crazy ! ! !
I have this product and it is extremely overpriced
and poorly designed.Using the gun with the small
cartridge is OK with no problem but trying to use the
gun for the large cartridges is almost impossible!
In order to use a large cartridge you have to put the
cartridge in a tube and connect the tube to the gun.
This is done by compressing a hard rubber "O" ring and
here is the problem.Using all my strength I cannot
exert enough pressure to compress this "O" ring and assemble
the gun.Perhaps this is just the fault of the cartridge
but this should not happen.You cannot have a caulking gun
that will work only on certain cartridges.
It is better to have two guns (one for small cartridges
and another for the large catridges).For the price of this
gun you can purchase two guns.You just have to look around
spend some time.I returned this gun and now have two seperate
caulking guns that work great (and have money let over)!

Caulkmaster is worth the money
I am one of those people who are just plain bad at caulking, put on about half a tube, and then smear the excess on my pants leg.This product allows me to draw a perfect bead, thin or wide depending on who hard you squeeze the trigger.It's heavyer with the larger tubes but it works great for putting down construction adhesive to lay subflooring.If you have a compressor on the job you need this gun.

Great tool, with some improvements needed...
I do love this tool, but with some reservations!The 1/10th gun worked great for me, except for the higher cost of "tubes" VS the 30 ounce "tubes".The 1/10th gun is lighter to use, thus less tiring.You do take more time changing "spent" tubes, with the 1/10th gun.The 30 ounce gun had problems with the large "o-ringe" seal that kept twisting in, and loosing air pressure, cuasing construction delays, having to fix the ring, that I got so tired of fixing, that I just stopped using the 30 ounce gun.This was a shame since I paid for both, and now use the 1/10th gun, due to the above problem.The 30 ounce tubes are also cheaper, down the road.I also noted the pressure clamp on the air hose to come loose, and need clamping.I recommend the manufacturer look at the above complaint, on the clamp and 30 ounce tool.The 1/10th gun works great, and sure beats hand caulking. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Air Tools    2. Caulking Guns    3. (Chaulking)    4. (Chalking)    5. (Cauking)    6. Hand Tools   

Features

• QT, 13'' Cartridge Type, Ratchet Caulking Gun, Use To Apply Adhesives, Caulking Compounds & Lubricants, Sturdy Painted Steel Frame Resists Corrosion, Ratchet Style Compression Rod For Positive Drive, Quick Release Thumb Lever.

Features

• Dramatically reduces user fatigue when compared to manual application
• 620 pounds of pushing force easily handles high viscosity urethanes and adhesives
• Variable speed switch for better flow control
• Limited warranty

Subjects:  1. Milwaukee    2. (Milwakee)    3. (Milwuakee)    4. (Milwauke)    5. (Milwake)    6. Hand Tools    7. Caulking Guns    8. (Chaulking)    9. (Chalking)   

Features

• 1/10 Gallon Dripless Caulk Gun, Spring Clip Drive, Hex Rod, Spout Cutter & Seal Puncture Tool.

Features

• 1/10 Gallon Superior E-Z Thrust Hex Smooth Rod Caulker, Parallel Frame, E- Z Load Open Front Cap & Cartridge Retainer Spring.

Reviews (1)

Why spend $1.97 on a cheap gun when . . .
you can spend a little more on one (or two) of these?

I had purchased a cheap caulking gun because it was "cheap" and I didn't think that it would make a difference. Boy was I dead wrong.

The gun did not even make it through one tube of silicone caulk before I canned it and bought one of these bad boys. Once in a while I need two kinds of caulk or one caulk/one glue. Heck I bought another just like it!

The built in sticker saves stepping on a gooey nail. And the cutter is real easy to find.

This is a real good tool. ... Read more

Features

• 1/4 Gallon Superior E-Z Thrust Hex Smooth Rod Caulker, Parallel Frame, E-Z Load Open Front Cap & Cartridge Retainer Spring.

Features

• Cordless and rechargeable
• Less than 4 lbs.
• Up to 30 tubes in one charge
• 6 hour recharge time
• Includes the charger and one battery

Reviews (2)

i need to by such a caulking gun
i am a reseller in Germany, we sell Produktcs to repair and remove autoglass. This caulking gun is needed for polyurethan.
we sold in the last year round about 120 other guns. but they are to expensive. we need a cheeper but a better one.

Five tubes and I hardly spilled any!
I hate squeezing a caulking gun.The pain in my wrist makes my hands wobble and a bad job just gets worse.Needless to say I was pleased to discover that Wagner had a cordless gun on the market.A friend at the marina where I work on my antique cruiser had purchased one and recommended it.

I purchased one on the Internet and ten days later it arrived.My task involved scraping the bottom, then raking the cotton seam caulking out of several planks on my 30' mahogany sedan cruiser, then re-caulking with cotton.Two days of this and I was ready to seal the bottom with butyll on the cottoned seams, and good old roofing tar on the others.

Butyll is very hard to squeeze out of a tube, and I had to make four, flawless, continuous, 30' beads while lying on my back in the mud.The Wagner did the job much more effectively than a hand gun.

The roofing tar went onto the upper seams (keeping well clear of the white topsides).It squeezes out as the planks soak up and compensates for the increasing pressure.It went on really easily, though there were many seams to do.

The first charge ran out after three tubes.The butyll was very thick, though.I was impressed that the Wagner had the power to squirt it at all.

The rest of the tar went on without another charge, so I don't know how many tubes of normal viscosity the batteries can manage.
Five would be a good guess, I'd think.The charge takes three hours, by the way.

Two of us have these machines.What we'd really like is access to extra battery packs in case the Wagners play out before we do.

All in all, I found the cordless caulking gun an excellent addition to my toolbox.It is definitely not a toy. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Air Tools    2. Caulking Guns    3. (Chaulking)    4. (Chalking)    5. (Cauking)    6. Hand Tools   

Features

• Attaches quickly to all cordless or variable speed drills
• Delivers controlled smooth continuous bead
• Quick reload of 10-ounce tubes
• Ideal for homebuilders
• Save time and money

Reviews (1)

Excelent Product
I have been looking for this type of caulking gun for our business for a long time. We have a need to use many hundreds of these. Dou you make same type with double barrel for epoxy type application. Would very much like you to contact me at my email address. Thank you Brian Mikan ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Hand Tools    2. Caulking Guns    3. (Chaulking)    4. (Chalking)   

Features

• Minimize bending during application
• Extended length aids in ceiling application
• Weight 4 pounds
• 1-quart tube capacity
• Includes 1-1/2-inch single floor truss tool

Reviews (2)

Back saver Glue and caulking gun
I used this tool when I built the addition on to our home. I was able to apply construction adhesive on the floor joist in a very quick and safe manner and could control the flow with very little effort.Construction of the tool is superior, very well built it should last for years.The guide centers the gun over the joist and you just slide it along as you control the flow with one hand. Best of all it is made in the USA.

very good tool
This is a very good tool. The reach is obviously a back saving feature. The trigger works well, and the guide allows a very neatly laid bead along a joist. The only problem we had was when you let the pressure off, the tube wanted to jump out of alignment. This minor annoyance was easily remedied by wrapping a piece of duct tape around the gun and tube. This tool made the task much easier. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Hand Tools    2. Caulking Guns    3. (Chaulking)    4. (Chalking)   

Features

• No mess, no waste
• 1/4-gallon
• Caulker with superior thrusting power
• Thumb activated pressure release stops caulking flow instantly
• Smooth rod gun

Subjects:  1. Hand Tools    2. Caulking Guns    3. (Chaulking)    4. (Chalking)   

Features

• Gun actually sucks remaining caulk back into the caulk tube when plunger is released
• Features spout cutter, tip piercer, ladder hook, and wrist strap
• Chrome finish-half barrel

Subjects:  1. Hand Tools    2. Caulking Guns    3. (Chaulking)    4. (Chalking)