Makita HG1100 1,100 Degree Heat Gun

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Makita HG1100 1,100 Degree Heat Gun Feature

• Heat gun with variable temperature control (250 - 1,100 degrees F) for a wide variety of applications
• Strips paint and varnish, thaws frozen metal pipes, loosens tile and putty, re-melts adhesives and more
• 2-speed blower setting (8 or 14 CFM); thermocouple control maintains precise temperature
• Ceramic core protects the heating element for longer tool life
• 10 inches long; weighs 1.3 pounds; 1-year warranty

Makita HG1100 1,100 Degree Heat Gun Overview

This heat gun from Makita has a variable temperature control 250 degree F- 1,100 degree F to take on an array of jobs like stripping paint and varnish, thawing frozen pipes, loosening tile and putty, remelting adhesives and more. It features a two-speed blower setting for 8CFM or 14CFM, and its thermocouple control maintains precise temperature so you don't destroy the material. A ceramic core protects the heating element for longer tool life. This heat gun is compact and lightweight for easy handling.

Makita HG1100 1,100 Degree Heat Gun Specifications

The Makita Heat Gun (model HG1100) is engineered to strip paint and varnish, thaw frozen metal pipes, loosen tile and putty, re-melt adhesives and more. The HG1100 has a compact size with less weight for comfortable handling.

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HG1100 Features VERSATILITY - Strips paint and varnish, thaws frozen metal pipes, loosens tile and putty, and more PRECISION - Thermocouple control maintains precise temperature POWER - Two-speed blower setting (8 or 14 cfm) and variable temperature control (250°F-1,100°F) DURABILITY - Ceramic core protects the heating element for longer tool life INCLUDES - Tool only

Tool Specifications Air Temperature 250-1,100° F Air Volume Low 8 cfm Air Volume High 14 cfm AMPS (120V) 12.5 Watts (AC Only) 1,500 Overall Length 10" Net Weight 1.3 lbs.

12.5 AMP Motor for Improved Performance
The HG1100 is powered by a 12.5 amp motor and delivers 1,500 watts of power for improved performance. The variable temperature control (250 to 1,100 degrees F), and two-speed blower setting (8 and 14 cfm) offers heat and blowing options for a variety of applications. The thermocouple control maintains precise temperature with a ceramic core to protect the heating element for longer tool life.

Compact and Well-Balanced
The HG1100 weighs 1.3 pounds and is only 10 inches long with a well-balanced pistol grip for improved comfort. The HG1100 is ideal for painters, plumbers, and general contractors seeking a best-in-class heat gun. The HG1100 is just another example of Makita's commitment to innovative technology and best-in-class engineering.

About Makita Tools
Makita delivers precision, accuracy, capacity, and innovation to woodworkers. Makita has full range of miter saws, jig saws, circular saws, routers, planers, sanders, nailers and staplers, blades, compact cordless drills and impacts, and more. Makita's woodworking solutions are engineered for pro contractors, for use in high production settings and in home shops.

About Makita
Makita is a worldwide manufacturer of industrial quality power tools and offers a wide range of industrial accessories. Makita applies leading-edge innovation to engineer power tools that are more compact and energy efficient, yet deliver industrial strength power and results. Makita U.S.A., Inc. is located in La Mirada, California, and operates an extensive distribution network located throughout the U.S. For more information, please call 800/4-MAKITA (800/462-5482) or visit makitatools.com. Makita is Best in Class Engineering.

Warranty
Every Makita tool is thoroughly inspected and tested before leaving the factory. If you are not satisfied with any Makita tool within 30 days of purchase, return it and Makita will provide a replacement or refund. Each Makita tool is warranted to be free of defects from workmanship and materials for the period of ONE YEAR from the date of original purchase. Should any trouble develop during this one-year period, return the COMPLETE tool, freight prepaid, to one of Makita's Factory or Authorized Service Centers. Please see makitatools.com for complete details.

What's in the Box
Makita HG1100 Heat Gun includes: tool only.

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1500 Watt Dual Temperature Heat Gun (572°/1112°)

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1500 Watt Dual Temperature Heat Gun (572°/1112°) Feature

• two settings
• super-versitile

1500 Watt Dual Temperature Heat Gun (572°/1112°) Overview

Super-versatile gun is the ideal way to strip paint and varnish, remove decals, shrink wire wraps, loosen fittings, thaw pipes and more. Two settings for a wide variety of jobs. * 572° Fahrenheit low, and 1112° Fahrenheit high * Durable ABS body * Three-way switch * Six foot power cord120 volts, 60 Hz3.4 and 11.5 ampsOverall dimensions: 10" L x 3-1/4" W x 8-1/2" H

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1200 Watt Electric Heat Gun and Paint Stripper Feature

• Rated Voltage: 120 V, 60 Hz
• Rated Power: 1200 W
• 570 Degree F and 900 Degree F Settings
• Includes Four Heat Gun Nozzles

1200 Watt Electric Heat Gun and Paint Stripper Overview

This 1200 W Electric Heat Gun is ideal for stripping paint and varnish and removing decals. This product features: Rated Voltage: 120 V, 60 Hz, Rated Power: 1200 W, 570 Degree F and 900 Degree F Settings, Includes Four Heat Gun Nozzles

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Cryogenic Treatment - Firearms and Barrel Stress Relief

Cryogenic treatment or Cryo-Barrel Stress Relief improves the performance and accuracy of your rifle, shotgun, or any firearm barrels by eliminating many problems associated with shifting of barrel, and bending or warping as it heats up from repeated firing and stress. Cryogenic treatment studies revealed that those rifles, pistols, shotguns and many other types of guns significantly increase in accuracy and reduce weapon downtime.

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A stress-affected barrel should not affect your personal skills and accuracy of shooting targets when you're in an important competition, or even doing your outmost hunting adventure. By considering Cryo-Barrel Stress Relief, your weapon will improve in barrel life, easier to clean and maintain, and ensured that it stays operational and on target in times of critical need.

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Cryogenic treatment of firearms creates a more uniform, smoother gun surface reducing friction, heat and wear. Since steels are crystalline, Cryo-Barrel Stress Relief permanently refines the grain structure of your firearm barrel at the molecular level and thermal cycling produces a stabilized steel barrel structure. Cryo-Barrel Stress Relief will give your firearm an edge above other weapons that does not undergo cryogenic treatment.

For effective Cryo-Barrel Stress Relief, you must determine what the cryogenic treatment company's processes are employed to treat your weapons. A computer-controlled scientific dry cryogenic tempering process in firearm barrels that usually takes 72 hours to process has been practiced by most experts in cryogenic treatment industry because it gives the best results.

Cryo-Barrel Stress Relief is sometimes considered as the secret success behind casual shooters, competition shooters, law-enforcement personnel, and military service members around the world. After 300Below founded cryogenics business industry since 1966 and became the largest and oldest commercial cryogenic processing company in the world, the weapon industry benefited much from what cryogenic processing has brought to improve different weapon quality, just like that of musical instruments, engineering tools, automobiles, engine parts and others.

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Confused About Fire Ratings in Home and Gun Safes? - What You Should Know

Ever wonder how a home or gun safe gets its fire rating? In your search for a safe, you probably have seen a variety of ratings and wondered what they meant. Let's solve that mystery right now.

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Most home and guns safes on the market today are layered with a fireboard very similar to dry wall. This fireboard can be 1/4 to 5/8 inch thick. It has a measure of moisture in it that, when heated in a fire, will release this moisture. This process keeps the interior of the safe cooler for a longer period of time. The more layers of fireboard, the longer it will stay cooler.

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Other safes have what is called a "composite" material sandwiched between two layers of steel. This composite material is likable to a type of concrete, but is usually a bit lighter in weight (for obvious reasons!). This material acts an an insulator, keeping heat from penetrating into the interior of the safe in case of a fire.

There a few manufacturers using a product called K-wool in a blanket form as another type of insulator installed in safes. While there are manufacturers claiming a 2,300 degree for 1 hour fire rating, no manufacturer has achieved a third-party rating at any level. K-wool blankets are used to insulate pipes because it can be easily formed around a curved surface. Pipes don't normally need to be insulated up to the temperature of a home or gun safe, so buyer beware.

Some manufacturers have their safes tested and certified independently by a certified burn facility. In an optimal fire test, a safe is placed in a furnace with thermal couplings placed strategically inside the safe and connected to an external computer. The temperature of the furnace is ramped up to a minimum of 1,200 degrees F in nor more than 10 minutes, and then maintained for the duration of the test. During the test, the computer monitors the increase of temperature inside the safe. When the internal temperature of the safe begins to go beyond 350 degrees F, the test is considered to be over.

Other manufacturers label their safes "factory certified". A factory certified test is performed solely by the factory with no independent witness present. The rating could be a "guesstimate" based solely on the fire rating of the fireboard used without ever actually being exposed to a fire test, or it could even be based on throwing a safe into a dumpster and setting the trash on fire. There have been instances where the safe was tested in a furnace, but all the couplings were stuck inside a phone book and placed on the floor of the safe. We know that heat rises, so you can imagine how inaccurate the test results are. Sometimes the furnace ramp-up time may take 40 minutes to reach 1,200 degrees, is then only maintained for another 20 minutes, and the safe comes out with a one hour fire rating. Very deceptive. That's not to say that all "factory certified" fire ratings are inaccurate, but again, be aware. Do your homework. Ask questions. It's that important!

Now what does all this mean? As an example, a safe rated for 60 minutes at 1,200 degrees means that if you were to have a 1,200 degree fire for 60 minutes, the inside of the safe stays below 350 degrees for at least a 60 minute period during a normal house fire. If the rating is 90 minutes at 1,680 degrees, then the interior of the safe should remain lower than 350 degrees for at least 90 minutes during a 1,680 degree fire. Thirty minutes at 1,200 degrees means exactly that.

Certain contents of safes are more susceptible to heat than others. Paper begins to discolor at just above 350 degrees F, scorch at approximately 410 degrees, and ignite at 451 degrees (remember Ray Bradbury's book?). Guns will withstand this heat longer, but plastics and other pliable materials have different melting points depending on their thickness. Coin collectors who have their coins wrapped in plastic should be especially cautious with fire ratings. Obviously, the higher the fire rating, the better. There are safes on the market for extended periods of time as well as higher temperatures.

According to several firemen I have questioned over the years, a normal house fire ranges from 800 to 1,200 degrees F and will usually, but not always, be extinguished within 20 minutes. This is not the case of a fire storm, which can rage through an entire neighborhood leveling it within minutes at temperatures higher than 2000 degrees F.

Many factors enter into the equation of fire temperatures. The amount of fuel in your home affects both the temperature and the length of the fire. The more fuel, the longer and hotter the fire. If your home is constructed of wood versus block, you are going to have a hotter fire. On the other hand, brick absorbs heat at an alarming rate (think brick ovens!).

When storing documents and cash, it is obviously a wise idea to get the best fire rating you can afford. The expense of a good fire-rated safe is sometimes an obstacle to overcome. Ask yourself, "What is it worth to protect the value of what I want to put into the safe?" Sometimes the cost of one item you want to protect costs much more than the safe itself.

When considering the purchase of a home or gun safe, there are important questions to ask regarding the fire protection:

What is being used as the fire protection? Fireboard or composite material? How many layers, or how thick is the firewall? Are all the susceptible spots protected with this fire protection? Door jambs, internal hinges? Walls, ceiling and floors? How was this safe tested and rated? What is the warranty, if there is one, on the safe in case of fire?

When storing especially fragile items inside a safe, you may want to consider purchasing a smaller "fire box" also. Items can be placed in the fire box, and then the fire box placed inside the safe. This will protect the contents for an extended length of time at a higher temperature.

Protecting your valuables from theft is only part of the equation. Fire is always an eminent threat as well. And one other thought - check with your home owner's insurance company. Sometimes discounts are available on homeowner's insurance when you have a fire-rated safe. Keep your tax records or business papers in a fire-rated safe? Check with your CPA about a possible write-off. These are just two hidden benefits of owning a good fire-rated home or gun safe.

At the risk of being redundant, do your homework! Call a safe consultant at a local safe store and ask all the questions you need to become informed. If they don't know the answer, call someone else. It's that important and it's well worth the time and effort you put into becoming an educated safe buyer. The peace of mind you will have knowing that your stuff is secure and fire protected will reward you time and again.

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Best Steam Cleaners For the Home

If you're looking for the best steam cleaner for your home, you'll find a host of choices on the market. You can choose from a wide range of prices, sizes and features. So how do you decide? To find the best cleaner for you, you need to answer the following questions.

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Are you going to be cleaning mainly carpets and rugs?

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You should realize that steam cleaners come in two main types.

The first is the standard item that should really be called a carpet cleaner. It uses warm water and detergent together with vacuum cleaning to clean carpets.

The second type is also know as the vapor cleaner or steam vapor cleaner and uses a boiler to heat up steam which is then blasted at the area to be cleaned. These don't use cleaning agents or vacuuming and can work on many types of surfaces such as metal, tiles, glass, stone as well as fabrics such as carpets and curtains.

If you just want a simple carpet cleaner, then you should opt for the first type. If you want a cleaning powerhouse that's also environmentally friendly, then the vapor type is the way to go.

Do you have a large area to clean?

If not, you should look at a portable or hand held steam cleaner. These handy items come in the form of jugs or spray guns and are perfect for handling small areas of your home.

Will you have to work in confined spaces?

Again the best steam cleaner for your home is likely to be the hand held model. These are compact and are perfect for getting into corners, tight spaces or on steep stairs, for example.

Home steam cleaners are very powerful but they can't work miracles. You need to be realistic in your expectations. Some extra scrubbing may be needed for some stubborn stains and your first efforts will probably be the toughest. But don't worry, future steam cleanings will be much easier and your home will be cleaner and healthier.

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How To Make a Candle That Smells Strong When It Burns (The Secret Disclosed)

Making your Candle Throw (or cast its fragrance over a wide area) is the primary goal of making a Fragranced Candle. This is not hard to achieve if you understand the basic parameters. There are 5 things to consider when making a successfully Fragranced Candle. If you have the following in place, the Candle will be excellent and Fragrant.

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Do not be discouraged if your first try is not as good as you had hoped. These things are easily achieved when you know what to plan and look for.

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1. Make sure you are using very high grade fragrance concentrates. If you wonder what you have, read the article about the differences between A Grade and B Grade fragrances in the frequently asked questions section.

2. Make sure you use 1 to 1.5 oz of your fragrance per pound. (1 oz to 20 oz liquid wax) You can use less after testing for strength, but start here. With our fragrance it will run you out at that level, and you can back off to your desired fragrance strength. Also make sure that your fragrance is mixing completely into your wax. You will know this when you pour into your candle containers. If there is a bunch of unmixed fragrance on the bottom of the pot, raise your temperature next time and stir it in better before pouring.

3. Make sure your wax is holding the fragrance in the wax evenly, all the way to the top. You will know this if there is not any watery substance at the bottom of the container after it sets up. Also, if your candle has very little smell when initially lit or has to burn about half way down before it starts to smell good, then you know the fragrance is settling down into the lower part of your wax. To make sure this does not happen, add ¼ to ½ teaspoon of the additive Vybar 260 to your container blend to hold it in properly. This will allow the wax to hold your scent in evenly to the top of the candle after it sets up and in most cases will not noticeably effect the burn of the candle.

4. So, now you have made sure you have; Quality fragrance, and you are Using an adequate amount of it, and the fragrance is mixing properly with your wax, and your wax is holding it evenly after it sets up, Make sure the top of the candle is level flat before lighting it. This means in most cases that no matter if you are using a one pour wax, or regular paraffin, you will still have to either do a repour if you are using regular paraffin to fill the crater in the center, or if you are using a one pour container blend, you will have to take a heat gun and remelt the top and fill any holes or dips in the top. Ideally, where the wick comes out of the wax will be level, or a little above the edges of the container where the wax touches the edge of the jar. (like a mini pyramid is shaped) If you do not do this, the wick no matter how big it is, will core down and drown out if it is in a well when lit. The candle tops are easily remelted flat with a heat gun. A hot hair dryer will work in some cases also. Take care not to light the wick with your heat gun, people will complain that the candle is used and want to return it if the wick is charred.

5. Ok, now here it is, The Whole Secret to a Candle that throws is to know where the Throw comes from. The Throw and Fragrance from a candle comes from the melt pool of the candle wax when it burns. The actual fragrance oil burning makes no smell at all. Raw Fragrance only creates soot if burned directly with an oil lamp wick by itself. (dont try that yourself by the way, its dangerous) This is why Melts or Tarts smell so good when used in a tart melter. The tart melter makes a melt pool to warm up the candle fragrance in the wax pool creating a warm updraft to spread the fragrance throughout your home. The same applies to a Candle. The Melt Pool should be ¼ inch to the thickness of your pinkie finger at the most. A deeper melt pool can make your container hot and could possibly spill onto your customers table or carpeting if bumped so be careful and find the ideal melt pool for your container by varying your wick size up or down. A Melt Pool of ¼ inch works fine in most cases and will throw the fragrance as the candle is burning, making the melt pool, and creating a slight heat updraft from the candle that takes the fragrance with it to fill your home.

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