Cheap battery powered grease gun?

[gunsandgunsmithing]

Maybe you got lucky and it only lost a little smoke. That is afterall what powers electric devices, dont ever buy that bs about electrons. Smoke does the work and once it leaks out you cant put it back in

Ok!

 

[john 800]

Ok!

Electrical Theory Explained by Joseph Lucas

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

Electrical Theory Explained by Joseph Lucas

Lol! An actual article? You are da man! I had my doubts until now.

 

[JASmith]

Jumping on the bandwagon, my $.02: We used the Ryobi for a few years and were very happy with it on chores that involved lots of caulking.

Downside: It is easy to burst tubes when the spout small or dried caulk in the nozzle. The things got messy. We retired it after an especially mesynepisode that locked everything up.

Our current projects involve less than several minutes of caulking somthe hand-powered guy serves our needs.

BTW Some models slightly retratct the plungernat the end if a squeeze. That cuts way down on the after-flow.

 

[tsyarnall]

Get you a good one right off the bat. You won’t be sorry.....

 

[dgroen65]

I think it depends on what you own already in cordless tools, or if you don't own any, what cordless tools would you WANT to own. I bought a Ryobi 6 piece tool set over 10 years ago because it was cheap and got decent reviews. Ryobi One+ has an insane number of cordless tools for their batteries and they've even designed their newer Lithium Ion batteries (not that new anymore, but my original set was NiCad) so that they worked in all the older tools. I still use my original tools and they just won't die. I use my drill as a hammer on occasion and it just keeps going. So I continue to buy and use Ryobi. If I was to start fresh now, I think I'd go Milwaukee, with second choice Dewalt. But, I own too many Ryobi tools now and they just work and I don't want different tools with different batteries.

 

[Wrkm45]

For an affordable option, I like the ONEVAN cordless grease gun. It offers reliable performance at a budget-friendly price. While it may not have all the bells and whistles of higher-end models, it gets the job done effectively. Plus, it's easy to use and compatible with standard grease cartridges, making it a practical choice for those on a budget.

 

[Herzo]

I believe that the M3 was $8.00