Actually, I really like Bosch (*’ω’*)
The reason is the design and the fact that not many people use it. . . . .
＊This is not a matter of good or bad.
This is the pattern where you shouldn’t research after you’ve bought it.
GHG 18V-50 PROFESSIONAL Isn’t it cool…?
The heat gun I’m currently using is made by Bosch, and how many years has it been?
I’ve been using it for over a decade and it’s still super energetic (*’ω’*)
Trust comes from long-term relationships. . . . that’s how it is.
The other day I purchased a Makita heat gun HG181DZK but it hasn’t arrived yet due to the holiday break.
I thought I’d check out Bosch’s website for the first time in a while
I was about to compare them for a moment, but. . . .
There’s the battery charger issue, you know.
It’s like the lens issue in cameras. Or the caliper pitch issue in bikes?
There’s no point getting all (*´Д`)ﾊｧﾊｧ about it after you’ve bought it, so I just closed my eyes and hit the X button.
But the most intriguing keyword was. . . .
Contributes to time savings:
Rapid temperature rise to 300°C in less than 6 seconds
That’s about as fast as AC 100V, isn’t it. . . .
What if Makita’s temperature rise is super slow. . . .
Well, I won’t think about that and just wait for it to arrive.
But before that, what’s going to happen with the welding torch issue. . . ?
Worst case, I’ll just tough it out with the 14,000 yen Amazon option. . . . it’s a tough call (*’ω’*)
