Black & Decker 9756 Dual Temperature Heat Gun

Customer Reviews

Worked like a charm

2008-08-15
We used the heat gun to loosen epoxy holding undermount vanity sinks. We removed the sinks easily. It worked like a charm.

Great for the price

2008-03-09
I needed a heat gun for a small project. I went to my local hardware store but all they had was a Makita for big bucks. I didn't want to spend a lot of money since I only had a small job in mind.

This heat gun worked really well. I don't know how it would stand up to professional usage, but for occasional or small jobs, it's great.

Does the work

2008-01-16
It does the work, i haven't used during long periods. The only drawback i see is that it does not include accesories for different airflows.

If you need it, get it

2007-11-25
I bought the B7D heat gun because I often re-shaft golf clubs. You can't use a hot flame such as a propane torch because it burns the surface of the club - mainly it's too hot. Epoxy melts far below the flame temperature.
This gun is perfect for this kind of work. I'm going to try it on tile work next.

Look For Something Else

2007-11-16
Bought this item and within 10 minutes, toast. Returned and replaced the item thinking I had a lemon. Opened the new package, plugged in the unit and poof!

We don't see the forest through the trees. You get what you pay for. There has to be a really good reason why this tool is more expensive than some but cheaper than others. Maybe we're paying for a brand name to be stuck on a non-brand name quality item. Shame on you B & D. I don't care what brand you sell or under what brand you hide, You won't see any more of my money.

Heat Gun

2006-02-24
I used the heat gun to remove window tinting from my car windows and it worked great.

Definitely a light-duty tool.

2005-10-03
I bought this heat gun to strip the paint of a doorway in my apartment. Initially it worked well, but after a few hours of intermitten usage it just stopped working. I thought that the tool had burned out, but after cooling down completely it started working again. I guess there must be some kind of temperature-activated relay which cuts the power to protect the gun from overheating. In the end this heat gun got the job done, but the power cut-off occured several times more, and it was annoying having to stop what I was doing and wait for the gun to cool off. If you're looking to do just light-duty heating work, this would be a good tool for you. Otherwise go for something more reliable and durable.

You get what you pay for

2005-10-01
This product lasted for all of two months. I used it often but only for short sessions. Looks nice on the outside, but a very lightweight product on the inside. True, it's made for light-duty home projects and is priced accordingly, but I'd still prefer to spend a few dollars more on a product that I can be confident won't abruptly fail. I bought a Milwaukee.

B&D Heat Gun

2005-08-21
Excellent product. I needed some customer service and it was excellent. The product does the job it was intended to do excellently. I am glad I purchased the B&D Heat Gun.
EH

BLACK AND DECKER HEAT GUN REVIEW

2003-11-04
IT REALLY TAKES OFF OLD LAYERS OF PAINT EASILY, BUT I AM STRIPPING A VERY LARGE AREA AND AM UNABLE TO FIND ACCESSORIES FOR IT, SUCH AS A FAN NOZZLE.