I keep hearing that it falls over to easy but I literally never have had that problem. I’m not trying to be difficult but I don’t understand all the comments
@@mikeganard6751 So far WOOSTER bucker was kinda ok, best of all out there so far, although it does not have a pail handle. It is almost wide and deep enough for the small Purdy roller. I am going to try the old school 2 gal bucket with a roller grid in it :)
I have one I love it 👍🏽
Wooster speedbucket (not the pelican) are the best ones , more room to work with.
Use a 2 gallon bucket
Woostr's pelican pail works better and is really stable. I they just came out with a lid for it
I want one
I keep hearing that it falls over to easy but I literally never have had that problem. I’m not trying to be difficult but I don’t understand all the comments
Use double gallon buckets ....
But its unstable!!!! They missed the most important part
Sucks ! Falls over way too easy
No self respecting painter would use a stupid piece of kit
The worst cutting bucket. I've used it for 2 months.
What cutting bucket do you prefer?
@@mikeganard6751 So far WOOSTER bucker was kinda ok, best of all out there so far, although it does not have a pail handle. It is almost wide and deep enough for the small Purdy roller. I am going to try the old school 2 gal bucket with a roller grid in it :)
@@synthesaurus thanks for the quick response 👍🏻
I'm gonna glue a magnet on my 2 gal lol
@@mikeganard6751 , HANDy Pro Pail 🪣! 👍🏻