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1. Smart Level Ladder
https://youtu.be/Y36ga8NZRLw
https://youtu.be/r1jCpmVf8fQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYG1jPgvtWg8HyePt75wtlg
2. Roof Pitch Hopper (Preview)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QJyAZCJzOY
https://youtu.be/5BuXPnBSSrA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCECY0A795TXSt1yO5AbUtwg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxM9W2gzg0M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5raPDxqqU0
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrh5lRKYjhNbEKaACF46faA
https://youtu.be/9QQe5tlqPfM
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzH3sxSLBPs5IxZGGHWkYcQ
https://youtu.be/ZgLUhqSTIqg
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCirGCgvs9-iR5Xv5QF0Tvgg
3. StudMark
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXHkZqRxWsc
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg3i98iV9HCfXXEvBSeODaw
4. Lift Rite Electric Stairclimbers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PB44H-e0uU8
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHNDr4CYsiS9AAU23IafeCQ
5. Clepsydra
https://youtu.be/ReBq2Dl6M50
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIjVUIpLiEXhh2HOqpQvsyw
6. Lamello Tenso P-10
https://youtu.be/yHJD7u4aRd0
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClyX1fVm1YBLbuvhYZxb1oQ
7. Hammer with Collated Nail Dispenser
https://youtu.be/tWVCT1uMVT8
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWgLrPKZzBLJ6mTRnNLFrVA
8. Nemo Power Tools
https://youtu.be/3aUZXE8Ij6A
https://youtu.be/lct5Dy0W8j0
https://youtu.be/GTm4px9Mxp4
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuN7fzOgSCjmVq6O7oD-UDw
9. Speedeck Pro
https://youtu.be/CbjUOhQeVwU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfCZ2l3U7QQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbjUOhQeVwU&t=1s
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9vEKVBOP6TLJcIaA_I-5uQ
10. Thingamejig Scribing Tool
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ay7cEyPfr-Q
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-881VVnTmEqrdWJs-N3xOg
11. Columbia Drywall Automatic Taper
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gtx9vDAfgcM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxvj6ziegN0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCRwGWmxTIc
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-l3-1il2lO0rxJfbp_E5KQ
00:00 – SMART LEVEL LADDER
01:03 – ROOF PITCH HOPPER (preview)
01:46 – STUDMARK
02:34 – LIFT RITE ELECTRIC STAIRCLIMBERS
03:23 – CLEPSYDRA
04:09 – LAMELLO TENSO P-10
05:03 – HAMMER WITH COLLATED NAIL DISPENSER
05:50 – NEMO POWER TOOLS
06:41 – SPEEDECK PRO
07:30 – THINGAMEJIG SCRIBING TOOL
08:25 – COLUMBIA DRYWALL AUTOMATIC TAPER
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I wish someone would invent a long reach pole that can squeeze a spray bottle. Example: I will put mint into a spray bottle to spray just under the roof of my second story. Currently I use a ladder. I wish there was a pole that could be extended and hold a spray bottle and squeeze the trigger.
Did people who filmed the Lamello tenso P-10 section know what they were doing? It failed in all promotion purposes by misguiding a unique and good product to a biscuit joiner!
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“Hey, put down that brain of yours…”
That last one been around for years,, my dad was a drywall finisher for bout 30 years and when I was a kid I remember him using one and I know that was over 20 years.
Great vid. I was using something similar to the stair climber 20 years ago. I think we called it a stair walker but instead of the bar it had a second set of wheels. The Lamello tenso P-10? I use a biscuit joiner! How much to for the plasterboard taping thing? All the best…………
I forsee osha getting involved on the NEMO underwater tools. how the hell are ya gonna wear safety glasses underwater like that??!!
Hammer time
I could do something with that dolly
Ruler and complicated plans?! Or a magnet just like whats inside
I have been using a bazooka drywall taper for over 30 years. This is not new tech.
"Named after Nemo from the animated film"…smh.
It never fails to amaze me with all the inventions made, that results from lightening and improving from the tedious workload.
I've never had an issue with studs, houses here aren't made out of toilet roll tubes and pva glue
Add the leveller to the ladder and make it wider, so the leveller can be useful.
What knee pads is the roof guy wearing?
Ok, the SpeedDeck thing is ingenious but having done plenty of decks in my life, it can be extremely tedious and very hard to get the gaps exactly the same down the length of a deck-board.
7:20 – Apparently discontinued 🙁
$1400 for the taping tool. Outrageous
Yah I can imagine looking for that damn little screw in drywall, for metal studs also known as Z-Studs I guess it would be ok, but to take the time to try and find that small little screw or nail, then it would have to be the height you want or you going to need to find 2 screws and make a line to stay on the stud, not worth it.
And I am not going to really hang a TV on Z-Studs. Some of the older flat screens are way too heavy for the thin metal to hold the weight. Come home one day and find your 1,000.00+ TV laying on the floor smashed up.
Some of the stuff they had here would be nice, but the price is way too much. The stair climber was ok, not all places have an elevator like your home, but 99% of all commercial buildings must have an elevator or someway for disabled people to get to the upper floors. The stand for roofers would be nice, not to sure how much I would trust it, shingles especially old ones tend to break off, and how long does that soft pad last before it no longer holds securely? Most roofers are moving so fast they are NOT going to mess with that thing.
Underwater grinder/cutter is a good ideal but I do not see it lasting long especially in saltwater, I would think the battery connections would get messed up after a while and I am sure it must be rinsed off with fresh water after use to help prevent the salt from eating away at the metals, and the seals will sooner or later fail at the rotating points letting in water, even a little will cause the tool to fail soon after exposure.
The ladder level is a good ideal for a homeowner but do not see that on a commercial job site, I am sure you would be looked at like some type of snowflake quickly, and to be honest it did not look like it was really that well-built.
We never did see the hammer actually work holding the nails, I already have a hammer that will hold a nail for the first hit then continue to drive it in, when you need another the small magnet holds another and go again. Today with battery powered nail guns, I really do not see a use for this tool IF it actually works.
The tape & mud gun, well that is just costly and looks like it would be a pain in the A$$ to use, having to refill it and clean after use, I will stick to the old fashion way.
Smart Level Ladder: Werner has been selling an attachment for their ladders that does the same thing for decades. Costs $30 per ladder leg.
Roof Pitch Hopper: When I did roofing back in the 90's, we cut the legs off an old pair of jeans, stuffed it with foam or whatever and then taped them to our legs. Some used old pillows or couch cushions. No slipping. Basically free.
Stud Mark: I've been using a magnet to find drywall fasteners under seem mud (Tells you where the drywall was screwed in to a stud) for thirty years.
LiftRight: …Or get a dude to do it with a normal dolly.
Clepsydra: … or go to harbor freight, buy a normal $4 wire wheel then use a length of rebar to bend the wire out.
Lamello Tenso P-10: Oh great… another proprietary biscuit / Tenon / Dowell joiner. Just what the world needed.
Hammer with Collated Nail Dispenser: Anyone who needs this probably already has a nail gun… which can reach tight corners and adjust how deep the mail goes in to the material.
Nemo Power Tools: Okay yeah… those are pretty cool!
Speedeck Pro: So I should toss away my collection of 2x4s with 8D nails driven through them at 3, 4 and 6 inch spacing and spend $40 each to replace them with these? Nope.
Thingamejig Scribing Tool: So its a fancy scribe. I'll stick with my $4 one I bought 20 years ago from a thrift store, thanks.
Columbia Drywall Automatic Taper: I've seen guys with these and they do make quick work of taping. Problem is they don't load the gap between drywall sheets, which can lead to cracking… so you still have to do that before you use this $1,400 gadget. They are also a pain to reload and clean.
No link to click for roof ad.
All these tools would theoretically make someones job easier, however if companies finished their work 50% faster, they'd get paid less. Why else do you think it takes road crews literally months or years to complete a project that could take a week max.
i like how most of these products on this channel are really good ideas but literally no one in a professional sense ever uses them. It's like they are just doing demos and not actually selling anything to anyone. Like it legit makes these things look like expensive overpriced scams.
And I think it's because there is already products out there that literally do the same thing but better. Like with the stairclimber thing? I get no 'liftrite electric stairclimber' in my searchings, it's just other companies that have the same idea things that seem to do it even better and with more weight…
the Speeddeck pro looks like it'd be a very cool thing to use, but again, literally no professional floor places use it.
$85 for a scribing tool? Literally scam.
Drywall automatic taper? Literally a scam. You don't need a massive expensive tool to literally put some filling/caulk/tape/whatever on a wall. Like, actually wtf are people thinking.
350$ for a ladder?!!!!
Wtf