The Webcaster Gun Opperating Instructions

 
• Plug The Webcaster Gun™ into electrical outlet. Insert one Webcaster Sticks™ into the rear inlet tube.
  
• Turn on switch on the gun's grip.
• Green LED will light, indicating that The Webcaster Gun™ is ON. Place the Webcaster Gun™ in an upright position, on a level surface using the built in cradle.
• Allow 10 minutes for The Webcaster Gun™ to warm up before use.
• Turn the air compressor on and allow it to fill with air.
• Connect air hose to the connector The Webcaster Gun™ grip.
• Turn the valve on the side of the grip to initiate air flow.
• Hold The Webcaster Gun™ in an upright position. Squeeze trigger slowly to begin dispensing webs. The trigger needs to be pumped slowly to feed Webcaster Sticks™ into The Webcaster Gun™. When Webcaster Sticks™ is exhausted, feed another one into the inlet tube.
• After you're finished, turn off the air valve on the side of the grip, disconnect the air hose and turn off the power switch on The Webcaster Gun™.
• Allow the gun to cool before storing.

Tips for Making Webs

• Set air pressure to 90 PSI. Adjusting the air flow by turning valve on the side of The Webcaster Gun™ will allow for different effects. Sometimes less air is better.
• To make the best quality webs, squeeze the trigger slowly and allow the webbing to escape from the nozzle.
• Stand up to 12 ft. away from the area where you want to build the webs.
• Spray the webs with slow, easy movements.
• You can use fishing line as a base to get webs started easier. Try either dangling them from the ceiling or by tying them at different angles across the room. This will give you a base for the The Webcaster Gun™ to build upon.
• Real spiders do not build webs on flat walls or surfaces and neither does The Webcaster Gun™. Remember to build from objects or fishing line.
• After your base is established stand back with the gun and spray into it. This should fill it in and make it look like a web.

Troubleshooting

• If the tip gets clogged, try squeezing the trigger more slowly. If the tip is severely clogged, unplug the gun, allow it to cool, and clean the tip using a disposable rag. If the webbing is flipping up onto the top of the gun, wait a few minutes for the gun to heat up again.

General Use

• Webs are most easily removed from hard, smooth surfaces like finished wood, metal, ceramics and other similar materials.
• Removing webs from paper might cause damage to the paper.
• Webbing is not removable from carpet and fabrics. If you are uncertain, spray a small amount of webbing as a test to assure that damage will not occur.
• To remove from stubborn surfaces, such as glass, plastic or other similar surfaces, you may need to use an orange-based adhesive remover.
• Some porous surfaces may be hard to clean. Keeping at least 6 feet from the surface you are shooting, will allow the webbing to cool, for easier removal.
• If you are too close, the webbing maybe hot enough to take paint off at the time of removal. When building a scene on a porch or in a room, you may want to consider dressing walls with something disposable, i.e. paper, plastic, etc. This will help to insure nothing is damaged.

  WARNING

  Basic safety precautions should always be observed when using electrical tools. Be aware of safety measures at all times to reduce the risk of fire, personal injury, or electrical shock.

  IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

  
  When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed including the following:

  • Read all instructions.
  • Do not expose the The Webcaster Gun™ to direct sunlight, moisture or rain.
  • Keep away from children and secure in storage when not in use.
  • Do not use near water to avoid risk of electrical shock.
  • Do not use the electrical cord to carry the The Webcaster Gun™ or to unplug from electrical outlet.
  • Disconnect air hose and electrical cord when not in use.
  • Do not leave the gun unattended when the power is turned on.
  • The melted webbing comes out of the nozzle very hot.
    Never, under any circumstance, shoot the melted webbing at another person or animal.
  • Use only the recommended Webcaster Sticks™ in The Webcaster Gun™.
  • Before storing The Webcaster Gun™, allow it to cool.
  • Household use only.

  CAUTIONS

  • Improper use could result in serious injury.
  • Do NOT shoot webs at people or animals.
  • Do NOT shoot webbing on food. Webbing is not edible.
  • Do NOT pull Webcaster Sticks™ out of the gun. If you want to change the Webcaster Sticks™, turn off the air flow and feed the rest of the stick through the gun.
  • Do NOT exceed air pressure of 90 PSI. Damage to the gun might occur.
  • Do NOT touch the heated nozzle or any melted webbing. The webbing temperature can exceed 400 degrees F, which can cause severe burns.
  • When operating The Webcaster Gun™, do NOT spray webbing toward other people. Webbing droplets cantravel over 20 feet.
  • Wear protective clothing, eye protection and gloves at all times while operating The Webcaster Gun™.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
  • Keep The Webcaster Gun™ away from flammable materials.
  • The manufacturer does not assume responsibility for indirect or consequential damages from the use of The Webcaster Gun™.

  PROP 65 Warning:
  The coated electrical wires of this product may contain lead, and handling them causes exposure. Lead is known by the state of California to cause birth defects, cancer, and other illnesses. Wash your hands after handling.
  Webcaster Sticks™ conform to ASTM D4236