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but for the pros I don’t see why everyone wouldn’t be using them, aside from screw cost.
Probably that and the cost to change over tools that do not need replaced yet.
You can always sell your old tools to recoup some of your money though. To me it seems like it would be worth the investment.
Wow those guys are actually running . None of our crew work like that! lol Especially me! I have never seen that blue adhesive used before.
Pretty big gaps between ceiling and wall .The only thing nice I can say about them, is that they are fast.
Bottom board first?
Did anyone else see the big gaps in top?
Raggedy edges on boards
Whats the method for cutting out outlets, boxes, etc???And, they are worried about speed obviously, yet no one has a rotozip??
They are in Australia and thing are done differently around the world. The top gap gets covered with crown. I’m sure they are getting paid per sheet hung so yea,,, running.
The only thing nice I can say about them, is that they are fast.
Bottom board first?
Did anyone else see the big gaps in top?
Raggedy edges on boards
Whats the method for cutting out outlets, boxes, etc???And, they are worried about speed obviously, yet no one has a rotozip??
I thought the exact same thing. When I do drywall I always start with the top piece first
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The stilts with extensions on them are fine!! The extensions on top of buckets not too bad,,, but the one guy with two different color buckets gotta get with the program
!!!!Look how fast this guy is!:>D
Looks like a lot of coffee fallowed by a few too many 7-11 burritos and bam!! Gas propelled!!
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