Gorilla Mini Hot Glue Gun Kit (Pack of 1 Mini Hot Glue Gun and 75 Sticks) - Dual Temp, Precision Nozzle, and Easy Squeeze Tri
4.7 | 39,951 ratings
Price: 21.99
Last update: 01-14-2026
About this item
- Dual temp: Use the right hot glue temperature for the job; Low Heat for delicate materials like floral, fabric, foam, jewelry, and more; High Heat for strong bonding on wood, plastic, metal, glass, and more
- Easy to use: This Gorilla glue gun has a comfort grip, built-in stand, wide base, easy squeeze trigger, and long insulated nozzle so you can have a precise application on whatever project you are working on
- Enhanced safety: A safety fuse in our hot glue guns shuts them off automatically in the event of a short; Side fins allow the gun to be laid safely on its side and prevent glue back up while an insulated nozzle helps safeguard against burns
- Impact tough and weather resistant hot glue sticks: Weather resistant glue for indoor and outdoor use, with 45 second working time for convenience and impact tough seals
- Kit includes: (1) mini dual temp hot glue gun plus (1) 75 count 4" mini hot glue sticks (.27" diameter); Note: Do not pull glue sticks from glue gun; If changing glue, feed remainder of glue stick through glue gun
Top reviews from the United States
- BethanGreat little glue gun for craft projectsI can’t fault this mini glue gun, especially not for the price I purchased it at. It is light, comes with a load of glue sticks and does exactly what it promises. It heats up and cools down quickly (has a little safety stand so you don’t have to lay it down and risk burning your house down), stores away easily as it’s small, and makes little craft projects super easy (like homemade advent calendars as pictured!). It’s a nifty little addition to my craft supplies.
- John. Q. Public.Feeling crafty? Well, here’s your glue gun!What a great glue gun for a great price! It even comes with a bunch (30) glue sticks to get you going! Functions flawlessly, and accurately. Dual temp, which is nice. Has a little “foot” to hold it when not on use from falling over. It seems really well made, as most Gorilla products are. All in all, I say it beats the competition in quality and price point. Don’t think about it, just buy it already. You’ll be happy with it. Make something special, create gifts for holidays, or even use it to mend clothes without sewing ???? I know, that’s crazy, right? Well, it works well believe it or not. I’ve used it to mend jeans, and it holds up even after many washes! Everyone should have a glue gun on hand if you ask me. It’s a ridiculously useful tool that most don’t think of using until they have one, and then EVERYTHING becomes glued ????
- Nicole SandersGlue quality is good. Heats up fastThis is a nice glue gun compared to cheaper ones I’ve used. The glue seems to be better holding than other glue sticks. This worked great on my DIY crafts and my kids school projects. The kickstand is nice to help stabilize the glue gun but it can still topple over easy if you move the plug in cord too much. I like there are two heat settings.
- AmyThe best glue gun that I've ever used.I really like that this little gun has both the temp options in the same gun! It heats up really quickly, and doesn't drip the glue like others I have tried. I appreciate the small size and the ease of use. Although I just got it, and have only used it once, it seems durable and well made.
- GCEasy to UseThis hot glue gun is perfect for small projects and quick repairs. It heats up fast, applies glue smoothly, and is easy to control thanks to its compact size. Great for crafts, DIY fixes, and everyday household use.
- Megan KWorks greatGet hot quick and works wonderfully. I usually buy super cheap glue guns and they don’t last so with this. It was a great value seems very durable and easy to use. Would buy again.
- Dorothy AndersonGreat little glue gun ( even for glass)Great little glue gun
Was surprised it worked to glue a glass Christmas icicle together. Did not think it would but it’s hanging just fine on the tree. The gun heats up quickly and Does Not Drip glue: that’s a plus!!!! - Chrystal KayCrafters... GET ONE!If I could give 10 stars, or better yet hearts, I would.
I wanted to make some glitter foam ornaments. I had a glue gun to use. A big one, because I glue cardboard together and need wide coverage. Not good for small work. The nozzle is too large and there is no fine control. I bought a small one. Only the small one didn't get hot enough. The foam would come apart as soon as you let go.
Enter this Gorilla gun. It has a small nozzle, has a high and low temp. and is perfect for small work. As far as that goes you could use any small multi temp gun... but this one does NOT OOZE! You can loose half a stick of glue while you position a piece. Not with this gun. I can fuss with my piece all I want and even lay the gun on its side and not one drop comes out. This makes this a super gun to me. I have precise control, can get small portions of glue where I need it and not one drop is wasted while I work. I don't know why this gun has this feature and my other two don't but I am so glad I bought this one! Just to be on the safe side, I would get the gorilla glue sticks too. Bead work is a breeze and fixing small statues, jewelry and anything small or narrow, (glitter foam is 2mm thick) is made for this gun to assemble or repair.
Is there a down side? I haven't found one yet. The hardest part of using a glue should be waiting for it to be ready. Patience is good for that. That and plugging it in before you set up your work surface and assemble the parts you are going to work on. Remember... it will not start oozing glue waste before you are ready to use it.
If I find any down side I will come back and post it here.
I don't think I will be doing that though. Great gun!
Jan 28th 2021: well the trigger part went south. My son opened it up and placed a metal spacer to replace the plastic one, but the other end of the trigger part broke. The plastic innards are not as efficient as the heating part. I have been spoiled by the fact that the glue does not drip out and will leave the gun on too long. That is probably not good for the health of the inner plastic. I still love it and am getting a new one. I will be careful to not try to glue anything until I am SURE the gun is ready to use. I am sure that is part of my problem. A sure fire way, is to get some glue on the outside of the nozzle before it cools off. And not start using it the next time until the glue on the tip starts to drip off. This is still a great gun, I just have to learn to be a great user! Also, be sure to get the gorilla sticks too. Some of the medium ones i bought for the first non gorilla gun do not work as well. (I might give that first gun a chance again now that I have good glue to use in it, but this one will always be my favorite.)