Super Cool Drywall Tool
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- Check out this 3-in-1drywall tool that makes lifting, trimming and carrying large sheets of drywall nearly effortless!
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This woman has the absolute best attitude. Always a pleasure watching her vids...
Thank you
What a presenter! You should be on the telly! Plus I learned a couple of things I didn't know about drywall. Thanks.
EuphemiaGrubb ...just connect your I pad or computer to a tv screen; ...and there she is..:on TV. Great lady..regards.
Isn't the internet the new TV ? I got rid of my TV years ago. She is great though, I stop doing this crap years ago as well, I watch Leah because she's just a cool lady.
I'm always amazed at the ingenious, but simple, things people come up with. Looks like a great tool. I work in a DIY store and will look for it. And, of course, your explanation and demonstrations is also ingeniously and simply presented, as always. Thank you! I've learned so much from you.
If you need a tool and don't have time to go spend money on a new tool you can lay a square-ended shovel / spade on the floor with the blade under the drywall and then step on the handle to lift the drywall.
Leah, you should have a million subscribers! Such an awesome class act! Thank you!
you're welcome, and thanks very much!
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Seejanedrill when people come over and see all my tools i just say i have tools that make tools your the most in depth out of them all thank you for your knowledge ive done pipline my whole life and you are helping me so much thank's again
Leah,,,I just stumbled across your TH-cam channel and was blown away,,, You definitely should be on a major network ,,,, there is such a need for your kind of show.
thanks, Steven!
Sometimes I watch your videos just to hear you say "you can do this". You are so humble and sincere when you say it. Thanks for all your videos and inspirations.
aww...you are very welcome!
I have spent many days hanging drywall on new habitat for humanity houses and I am so excited to go get one of these! It is going to be so nice to not have to search for three separate tools all the time since they tend to walk off.
Hey glad the video was helpful, and it sounds like you are doing great work with Habitat for Humanity...way to go!
I have never posted a comment on TH-cam in all these years. But, I must say Thanks for all I have learned from you. Your an excellent technical teacher. Your my book!
Hector, Your comment means a lot to me. Thank you!
Leah, you are awesome!!!! With your helping videos I feel there is nothing I can't do!!! I am so glad I found you!!! Thank you a thousand times!!!
Nice to hear from you Tammy
Hi Leah, great tool, and channel. would you consider doing a video on draining a water heater please?
I just bought one of these - what an awesome multi-use tool!!!
Excellent tool, wish I had one 40 years ago LOL.
She's the coolest!!! Always well spoken and genuine!
Nice of you to say
Thank you Leah! I will be doing my first drywall job and came across this video link.
Thanks for this video and all the others you've made to teach us about tools and how to do things. You are much appreciated ❤️👏
I'm going to have to checkout one of those bad boys! Thanks for the video Leah. :-)
Hey Paul, I love your channel trailer. Nice!
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for checking out my channel Leah!
I love your videos!! Keep it up!! How about a video showing wiring multiple outlets? Or cutting in a HVAC from the main to above the window on new construction. Or putting up trim?
Bravo, excellent video, After not being able to find a contractor who can move within my timeframe after hurricane Ian I came in looking for some tips and this was an excellent tool and demo! I’m off to get one now thank you!
Your videos are awesome and very educational. I do the same when I go home improvement stores . I come home with tools I didn't plan on buying.
I am short, and my armspan makes carrying drywall by myself impossible. That one feature makes this tool worth the money. Even if I have a helper we look like Mutt and Jeff with one end of the sheet higher than the other.
MJCPeters 😂
even though I'm semi retired now from the trades, I still do small drywall jobs , this tool sure will help me all around , now if they could only make drywall lighter....lol... thanks jane for another great video
Goldblatt Tool G05024 3 in 1 drywall tool. Seems sturdy.
I've seen them advertised on Amazon $20 and Home Depot $12. Nice to have the handle other than a bottle opener

Nifty! I've done more than one drywall project & wish I'd had one of these during those projects. But I'm ready to go for the next one now! Thanks for the tip, Leah!
:)
I have seen and used a lot of devices to assist in drywall that were eventually pitched. This appears to be one of the better ones that would actually be used. Thanks for the review.
My pleasure
You really deserve your own show Lea!
thanks!
Thank you Leah for the quick response
That is a great find! I got one of those big orange ones that only carry now I need one of those that will save me from looking for my rasp it will already be in my hand. Thanks for sharing!
Excellent! Leah, you are an incredible person. I'm so happy I found your channel. Thanks so much for all your help
Im a male and avid diy, This is the second video of yours that has helped me actually learn something !! Love your friendly personality .. thank you for taking the time to teach us dumb guys a new trick or two .
:)
Everyone of your videos is excellent, no fluff or bs.
thanks!!
That looks like a nice tool and would love to have a tool like the one you showed for handling drywall.
I feel you Leah, i work at home depot and walking around i find all sorts of things i dont really need but justify buying because i may need it one day. 😜
I love your tips and comments; with them I was able to dry wall my hole house. Thank you.
There’s been many times I needed one of those handy drywall lifts.
Leah,,,,you are the best!!! You make me feel like I can do any job!! Thanks for your mentorship and guidance.
My pleasure Cam
Leah, how are you so smart? I am so amazed at all you know and you present it well.
Excellent as always! So glad I found your site. Your advice on so many DIY projects is without peer! Thank you!
I've been learning so much from you since finding your channel. Thank you for this!
Outstanding!!!
You never disappoint. Thanks!
you're very welcome!
Norah Jones day breaks
I always buy tools that I think I wouldn't need but eventually find a need for it and feel satisfied that I didn't waste my money.
Leah, I love your personality and patience in explaining things. Keep up the great work !!
Thank you Bruce.
your vids are better than any DIY manual
thanks!
good tool. I wish they'd sell it in Canada. I have never seen this in Canadian stores. and It's so cheap !
Leah,
FooFoo Rabbit speaks for me. You are awesome and you should have 1,000,000 viewers. I rarely, RARELY, subscribe. Maybe 3 to 5 in all the years it has been available. I tuned in to your drywall 3-in-1 tool, and BOOM! You got me. I was a technical writer for much of my life, and was considered very good at what I did. Your understanding of the material, your ability to sequence talking points appropriately, your rhythm and clear manner of speaking, and so much more make you an excellent video instructor. I have worked with many dozens of these so called so-called "talents", and even after years of work they mumble, spit saliva, and mis-pronounce words at an alarming (yet somehow a bit comical) rate. You have mastered a skill and make it look easy. I know it is not. Oh, and most importantly, I really like hardware stores and rarely escape without spending money. Of course, I never see this as a waste of money, because someday, somebody, on some project...........!
Sincerely
Bluedot
Again Leah you taught this old dog a new trick... Thanks!
you're welcome, Peter :)
Nice video very educational... I need to get me one of those tools, will come very handy
Great tips in your videos. Some I already know, but some I don't, and you always do a great job explaining.
thanks, Rick!
Got all three of those tools,first time I saw all three in one.Pretty neat,thanks
:)
That's a cool little tool Leah. Thanks for showing us.
you're very welcome, Jason! :)
Great to see people like you making videos. It was a pleasure watching it. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Mario
Ma'am thank you for all your tutorials if it wasn't for me to find u on here i would of not learned half the stuff i know now thank you & god bless. I bought that tool a couple of weeks ago & yes it works great :)
that's really cool, Gary, thanks for commenting!
I gotta have this as well! Thank you Ms Bolden.
Thank you for the great video Leah! All the best
Leah, you are AWESOME! THANKS!
Hi leah! , love all the way from Jamaica, you have such an amazing personality which makes your videos so pleasing and very informative .Keep up the good work :)
Thank you very much Leah!!!!
I would love to see you with your own TV show.
Doggonit! That was supposed to be your Christmas present. Now you've ruined the surprise.
Your comment made me HOWL!!! Thanks for a good laugh this morning.
the amount off times I have had dry wall split in half trying to carry it nice tool
I'm like you when I check out my needlecraft supplies & books. 😊
its all about making the job easier...
work smarter,not harder.
like your shows. they are well explained on how to do things properly.
thanks, Gary!
Hi, Leah! You are an incredible teacher and resource. Thank you so much. Just letting you know that the link for this cool drywall tool to your Amazon store IS NOT working.
Thanks for letting me know
Woohoo! Great find Leah. Thanks
Never seen this type of tool here in Australia, love it!
:)
Leah, you're awesome!! Thanks for all your videos!
you're very welcome, and thanks!
The main reason for the lift.. Wich in the drywall industry we call a toe kick.. is to lift the bottom sheet tight to the upper sheet of drywall that you've already hung tight against the ceiling.. if you just need to get the the drywall off the floor , use a couple small scrap pieces of drywall laying flat in the floor and then sit the drywall down on the scrap piece.. Wich in the drywall industry we call dunnage..
your great personality is what I love the most,,,and of course your handy skill are a plus....
...and yet another GOOD one.....
Leah you are wonderful. Thank you soooooooo much for your help. I have learned so much from you.
you're welcome, and thanks!
1. Use a regular rasp which you have in your toolbox anyway; 2. Put/fix a 2 - 3mm plastic spacer on the floor to give clearance; 3. Carry the boards by HAND to avoid edge damage. But I like your vids anyway.
Thank you so much, Leah. You have the best videos❣️
funny thing is its not just for drywall... one could use it with wood panels, the lift and carry bit that is. A very handy tool indeed.
:)
Kewell! I must have one. I have 3 separate tools to do all those jobs. Anything to help reduce the clutter in my already overstuffed tool bag is a blessing. :-D THANKS Leah!
you're very welcome!
Great little tool, I'm gonna have to get me one, thanks for the tip.
No to shabby for $10 bucks
Neat tool. Much better than kicking bits of dry wall under the sheet. lol
thanks for the show n tell of a cool new tool. sounds like a keeper.😀
My pleasure! I plan to do more in the future.
Jane, can you show your viewers on how to repair cracked corners in the drywall? I live in clay soil and homes shift quite a bit. Thank you.
Inside or outside angles or both?
thank you for another great video. I wish I knew half the stuff you know. thank you again
Leah that's a great tool!!! Thank for sharing it. Now where can I get one ???? Thank you again.
Picked mine up from Lowes for $10.99 in the drywall section.
Awesome tool
I have the same one. Looks cool but not for professional use. Main fail is that the weight is on the back so it always falls back instead of staying forward like other lifters. Rasp is not really needed because the tool is not in the pouch, but on the floor. At least Ive never seen anyone carry lifter in the pouch. It's usable, but if you work for yourself and speed is important I suggest some other lifter.
Love watching your videos Leah, thanks for your effort and have a great day!
Leah, what can I say, you are awesome.
thank you, Carlos!
Leah, you always have great vids. thanks
you're welcome, Dave!
Hi，greeting from Australia Gyprocker（drywaller）！really like your videos！
I got one thinking it was the same size as the Marshalltown one at the hardware store. It is not. As a carrier, it'll smash up your boards. Yes, it can be done, but only in ideal conditions. Sooner than later, it'll cost you.
Second, the rasp is huge and does not extend the full gap. It doesn't track at all, so the advantage of those tracking edges is gone. I will be installing teflon sheet cutouts to narrow the width to a loose 5/8, improve the tracking, and keep the sheet in contact with the actual blades.
You have the same problem I have! I'm at the point where I should probably stay out of hardware stores for the sake of my pocketbook. 😁
Great demonstration , thank you.
Thank you
Love finding new tools
Me too!
That's a cool tool.
Thanks for sharing
Chuck
you're very welcome, Chuck!
Thank you! You I really like your videos I'm learning new things every time I watch!
Really enjoy your videos Leah, thumbs up...
thanks!
I enjoy all your tips. Thank you.
you're welcome, Diana, thanks for watching!
wish you were my neighbor.....
This is one of my favorite channels. Keep it up!
thanks!
Five seconds in and I hit the like button! Thank you for such great content.
Thanks Chris!
"Wow, what is this!!! I gotta have this" Lol, you are just like me in every hardware store.
LOL
Perfect timing I need this. Thanks !
By the looks of it it could be used for lifting doors if strong enough so a 4 in one tool.
probably so!
seejanedrill I am in the UK and am envious of the ease that you Americans can buy tools like this.
@@gpcrawford8353 - That sad Y'all don't have lots of place to buy tools.
I'll have to try one of these.