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Stanley GR20K Trigger Feed Hot Melt Glue Gun Kit

4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 441 ratings

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Color Yellow
Brand STANLEY
Style Trigger
Power Source ac
Wattage 30

About this item

  • Trigger feed mechanism controls flow of glue
  • Heats up quickly making it ideal for arts and crafts
  • Bonds in 60 seconds
  • Standard hot-melt dual temperature glue sticks required
  • Includes the Stanley GR20L glue gun and 12 glue sticks

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This glue gun is ideal for arts and crafts. The user controls the glue output with the trigger feed mechanism. This glue bonds in 60 seconds.

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Customers find that the hot glue gun works well and is easy to use. They appreciate its solid build quality, heavy-duty glue sticks, and predictable flow. Many customers find it handy and inexpensive. While most are satisfied with the value for money, some have mixed opinions on the glue quality, heat level, and size.

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211 customers mention "Works well"196 positive15 negative

Customers like the hot glue gun. They say it works well, is easy to use, and inexpensive. The built-in kickstand is helpful during work. The glue heats up quickly and gives them good control of how much glue to use. It's good for small projects and larger RC foam builds.

"...Anyway, I recommend it. It works fine for my application of sticking corks to a straw wreath to celelbrate the many bottles of wine I have..." Read more

"The glue gun works very well, a great deal for the price...." Read more

"...It worked great and the glue dried quickly...." Read more

"...The gun itself was fine. I inserted an object to push the glue through the feeder, which worked for a couple of jobs...." Read more

152 customers mention "Build quality"121 positive31 negative

Customers appreciate the hot glue gun's solid build quality and heavy-duty glue sticks. They say it flows well with a nice bead of glue, has no weird problems like glue expanding into the gun, and is great for gluing things back together. The glue is non-rigid, which some customers prefer.

"...I have used this 3 separate times and have had no weird problems like glue expanding into the gun, perhaps those people are just pulling the trigger..." Read more

"...the gun doesn't work too well for my purposes, but it's great for gluing stuff back together). The mat it came with is neat...." Read more

"...It worked great and the glue dried quickly. It is perfect for creating a "bead" of glue (much like a caulking gun) and is especially effective for..." Read more

"...I may buy it again in the future as it is obviously long lasting." Read more

81 customers mention "Ease of use"71 positive10 negative

Customers find the hot glue gun easy to use and control. It has a plastic work area that saves time and hassle when working on projects. The flow seems predictable and easy to control. It's easy to load and works right out of the box. Customers find it handy and inexpensive to have around. They appreciate the ergonomic shape, handle, and comfort when holding it. Overall, customers find it great for crafts and prefer using hot glue.

"...Heats up fast, glue comes out even and very easily (does NOT come out like water as some mentioned)...." Read more

"...Good size. - Can hold full and small gluesticks. - Easy to use - The extra glue is a nice plus. -..." Read more

"This is a handy and inexpensive glue gun to have around when there is only an occasional or an infrequent need to glue something...." Read more

"...The flow seems predictable and easy to control. The built in stand works but is flimsy and will snap off soon enough...." Read more

74 customers mention "Value for money"69 positive5 negative

Customers appreciate the glue gun's value for money. They say it works well for the price and the glue flows smoothly on demand.

"The glue gun works very well, a great deal for the price...." Read more

"...The price was awesome and I really trusted the brand name Stanley, which is why I decided to give it a try after some of the reviewers criticized..." Read more

"...This affordable kit fit the bill...." Read more

"...I did alot of lookin' and settled on this sweetie, Well worth the price. Good : - Good size. -..." Read more

136 customers mention "Glue quality"68 positive68 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the glue quality. Some say it heats up quickly, the glue comes out even and very easily, and it stays sticky longer. The extra glue is a nice plus and you can easily peel excess glue off when it cools down. Others mention that the glue just runs down, dribbles out of the tip, and doesn't move freely through the glue feeder.

"...So far this thing has performed amazingly well. Heats up fast, glue comes out even and very easily (does NOT come out like water as some mentioned)..." Read more

"...If left on it will very slowly drip heated glue so make sure you have something underneath it... like the included easy to clean silicon mat!..." Read more

"...The latest one was a leprechaun trap and this glue gun really helped...." Read more

"...trying to glue on something that isn't quite a flat surface the glue just runs down...." Read more

131 customers mention "Heat level"87 positive44 negative

Customers have different views on the glue gun's heat level. Some find it heats up quickly, dispenses more glue, and stays cool enough to sit on their desk while working. Others say it gets too hot, causing the glue to drip onto the mat. The gun takes a few minutes to heat up, but it's not unreasonable.

"...So far this thing has performed amazingly well. Heats up fast, glue comes out even and very easily (does NOT come out like water as some mentioned)..." Read more

"...It heats up in a couple of minutes and the glue flows with ease...." Read more

"...When it heats up too much, the glue drips out onto the mat and I have to constantly unplug it to prevent this because there is no switch to turn it..." Read more

"...It takes at least 4 minutes to warm up, but not too much longer than that, but I feel like it keeps the glue at a hotter temperature, so if you're..." Read more

29 customers mention "Size"18 positive11 negative

Customers have different views on the size of the hot glue gun. Some like its compact size that doesn't take up much space, and the included sticky pad. Others find it too big and gloppy for smaller jobs, with a short cord and narrow stand that tips over easily.

"...The stand works great, the mat is the perfect size..." Read more

"...The only negative thing I have is that the gun is much bigger than I thought it would be. No big deal really, just surprising." Read more

"...Good : - Good size. - Can hold full and small gluesticks. - Easy to use - The extra glue is a nice plus. -..." Read more

"...It's small, light and fits easily into small hands...." Read more

31 customers mention "Quality"7 positive24 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the hot glue gun's quality. They mention it's worthless, the accessories are of poor quality, and the flip stand is cheap and breaks easily. The gun is not sturdy and leaks glue. Some customers say it stopped working after 8 months and is not suitable for model making.

"...It is not sturdy in the least and the gun will easily fall over if the cord is nudged or if the gun is barely touched...." Read more

"...This thing is pathetic and not even suitable for two sessions!" Read more

"...up (I guess that's what the mat is for) I feel like that is very wasteful. But all in all it works and my crafts have turned out well." Read more

"...Otherwise, pretty fantastic overall." Read more

Worked fantastically well for me
5 out of 5 stars
Worked fantastically well for me
We have a rustic living room; brick fireplace wall, dark red leather couch, etc. I wanted to surprise my wife and make a photo frame for a couple pictures of the deer that visit our front yard. I started with very thin plywood as the foundation and glued birch bark taken from fallen trees (and well-dried) onto that plywood. I made the border of branches also found on the ground and in the end, decided to rough them up at bit at the corners. Lastly, I got the cheapest 8x10 frames that I could find at a local dollar store and glued birch bark to them. The picture frames are mounted to the main "frame" from behind with a flathead screw top and bottom.I never used a hot glue gun before, so can't compare how this one works against others... That having been said, I LOVED this thing. I had no idea how great hot glue can be! It DID use a surprising amount of glue, but I was using a lot to cover a huge amount of space and probably used more than was really necessary. I'm inclined to be a "if some is good, more is better" kind of person.It came with 6 sticks of regular and 6 sticks of the super strength glue. Not having any idea how much my project would need, I ordered extra and am glad that I did. If regular is good, then Super must be... well, super, so I ordered: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000I1QA4G?redirect=true&ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_3(My wife LOVED the frame.)
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  • Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2012
    Like most others, I read reviews prior to purchasing. I saw some stating it wasn't sturdy, cheaply made, stand wasn't functional, mat wasn't large enough, etc... Well, all of those things are not accurate. It is a very sturdy well made product. The stand works great, the mat is the perfect size (it's meant to be next to your working area to keep the glue off your table etc... and if it falls over it would be on the mat thus keeping the mess, off your project. You wouldn't want a larger mat. I purchased it to fix things around the house where super glue just NEVER works and doesn't have the coverage or certain "hold" I needed. So far this thing has performed amazingly well. Heats up fast, glue comes out even and very easily (does NOT come out like water as some mentioned). The ONLY thing I will say is that the instructions state there are 2 settings. On my gun there is NOT a switch in front of the handle or anywhere for that matter - so it is NOT a dual setting gun. Perhaps I received a different model, not sure. I did see that someone else also indicated this, so perhaps it's an update. Net-net - for 11-12 bucks - you cannot complain about this gun AT ALL.
    3 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2012
    So far I have went through 8 of the included glue sticks, both regular strength and super strength, with no issues. It heats up in a couple of minutes and the glue flows with ease. If left on it will very slowly drip heated glue so make sure you have something underneath it... like the included easy to clean silicon mat! So far I have used this 3 separate times and have had no weird problems like glue expanding into the gun, perhaps those people are just pulling the trigger too hard and trying to force too much glue out a tiny hole. If you put too much pressure the glue needs to go somewhere. Anyway, I recommend it. It works fine for my application of sticking corks to a straw wreath to celelbrate the many bottles of wine I have consumed over the years.
    One person found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2012
    The glue gun works very well, a great deal for the price. It takes at least 4 minutes to warm up, but not too much longer than that, but I feel like it keeps the glue at a hotter temperature, so if you're trying to glue on something that isn't quite a flat surface the glue just runs down. But I guess I'm just used to my rich mom's gun that is hot in less than 2 minutes and always stays the right temperature that keeps the glue gooey and sticky. (I actually use the gun to glue in between/fill in the wires on my rats' wire cage in their high activity areas so that the bedding doesn't fall out between the wires, so the gun doesn't work too well for my purposes, but it's great for gluing stuff back together). The mat it came with is neat. I can't believe how the hot glue can just fall off the mat, it's so easy to clean. And pretty convenient that the gun comes with sticks.
    2 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2011
    Overall I am very impressed with this tool. It heats quickly and operates easily. I've had the opportunity to try this glue-gun on my daughters preschool "rocket" project and I was very pleased with the result. It worked great and the glue dried quickly. It is perfect for creating a "bead" of glue (much like a caulking gun) and is especially effective for connecting uneven surfaces. I have seen similar kits in hardware stores, but they were more expensive then this one offered from Amazon.

    ----------update 3-31-13---------
    Still happy with this purchase. My daughter is now a first grader and now I'm using it for my son's preschool projects. The latest one was a leprechaun trap and this glue gun really helped. I've had to purchase additional glue sticks, which I found on Amazon for relatively cheap. Still recommend this product.
    59 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2012
    The problem with this gun is that the glue does not move freely through the glue feeder, you have to push it to keep the glue moving. The gun itself was fine. I inserted an object to push the glue through the feeder, which worked for a couple of jobs. The object that I was using to help the glue move along through the feeder actually became glued in area that moves the glue stick through the gun. I had to toss the gun because I could not remove the object I had inserted to faciliate the process. Inserting that object was the only way I could keep the glue moving after a certain point. I noticed that before I started helping the glue move through the gun, there were large glops of glue comiing out at sporadic intervals and then nothing. I also noticed that the glue was not really moving anymore when the large glob of glue was coming out. Once I started helping the process, the gun was fine until the object actually was glued to the gun. I think this is the issue a couple of others who were reviewing were attempting to describe, with the large dispersal of glue and then nothing. The price was awesome and I really trusted the brand name Stanley, which is why I decided to give it a try after some of the reviewers criticized the product. I am disappointed.
    13 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2018
    I bought this glue gun approximately 3 years ago to do arts and crafts i.e. Cosplay. It works and I am happy for that but I would love it even more if there was some sort of temperature control. When it heats up too much, the glue drips out onto the mat and I have to constantly unplug it to prevent this because there is no switch to turn it on and off and I have been burned by this so I learned the hard way. One survival skill I took up when dealing with this glue gun is to save the wasted drops, place them onto the area you are about to glue and melt it again with the tip of the gun. It works for me so my hard earned glue does not go to waste. I may buy it again in the future as it is obviously long lasting.