Everyone uses different tools and has their own methods of taping and finishing. Each thinking their way is the fastest and best. You have obviously mastered your way. Good job.
@@Maxkil Depends on the job. Where I live houses is to cut up and to many high ceilings for a bazooka. They only use them on commercial jobs and apartments.
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Finally watching some on the way it should be done I've been using the tape pro box for years to finally see someone doing it the right way I know you'll have your critics but learn produced a videos to show how good they are good one mate
he might be speedy on 8ft , But once hes on anything over 9ft he's going to be slow as a snail...Bazooke would leave him in the dust, Also once you are on long walls again I would leave him in the dust...He doesnt have enough mud to keep up..hard worker that guy tho
I banjo and as long as you keep plenty of mud, to do away with blisters, and keep a decent pace, you're gonna cover some rock in a day. I grew up hand taping and the banjo saved me. Closets are where I really knock time off but my theory was this, if you make the taping trip as fast as roughing in and skimming, you're doing good. Keep on keeping on buddy.
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U guys are quick in all ur videos. I'll give ya that. But I'm from America an I'm just curious. Why u hang ur sheet rock from bottom up instead of top down? I've noticed in all u guys videos the gap is at the top. I assume it gets covered with crown. But is that so ur houses can breathe differently or something? Jus curious
Looks great and fast from 10' away in minimal lighting. That was inspiring to watch but I'd like to see how flat the corners and seams are up close in the video before I would consider purchasing this.
They work just fine and its the glazing tool that finishes it. If your going to get one get the original one this guy has, the improved one is slower and more awkward to use.
Bazooka is a whole lot faster especially if the roller and plow on same handle hands down. Agree he’s probably not going to have adjustment problems if you don’t keep bazooka in case or in the hand of fumble fingers he’s definitely not doing 9 ft top angles. Still fast definitely not record. Recorded would be keeping 5 guys busy with one bazooka.
David D'sanps without a doubt mud rail that sits in buck is my fav for small jobs under fifty sheets nothing to clean up. 😂 I do know this if you’re not able to learn faster not harder this trade is very tough to make real money before your body says no way. I’ve tried over the years to be clean enough that the only sanding I need is a small sponge usually high edges after we got lax on plow or box setting adjustments. If there’s anything I hate about drywall it’s the sanding. I trace skim everything smooth if I’m involved. You know how it goes when your trying to coat five six hundred sheets. I would love to never have to do top angles. I noticed that a lot on videos from Australia. I love the freedom of drywall. I made ten times the money in the Gulf of Mexico running boats got back into drywall when my brother thought we could corner the market in 2000 running crews taxes got me and divorce 😂just didn’t corner the market the moneys in selling and working on tools.
What state do you work in? I bet you can make better wage hanging drywall if you only need 8 screws per sheet! Watching the tape coat, I notice there's very few screws in angle any in field. Pretty bad hanging job there when so few screw's yet taper still has to set so many!
I did drywall 35 years in the USA and its very similar but i never seen that type of taping banjo i have used glazer wipe down tool before and the boxes we have change to just basic banjo taping and hand finish your bed and skim coats. We plank our stairways the same way with the aluminum extension plank but the yellow mud never seen it and wood glue?in the mud?Wow need to try
Hey Kevin, I probably shouldn't have put the wood clue tip in there. Its an unofficial method. Thats a Tapepro mud box. Much cheaper than a Bazooka works really well.
if it works i would do it myself always looking for new stuff people come up with,kind of makes sense paper tape is made from wood I also notice he is not hand wiping out the corners or rolling them just glazing them,that's is faster by far I ;like to try that machine lol
That looks like a good banjo.hard working man there too.just wondered why is the gap in the ceiling corners so wide.i know it gets molding or whatever but why so big.is it to do with movement?
Nice video, you move like a 20 year old. I’ve learned over the years of working a crew that it’s not only the tool that’s fast but also the man running the tool. The tools are fast but if you have a man that’s slow or standing around then it’s no good. We need more workers like this MAN in this video, thanks for video
We use to use mesh tape on all our flats and butt joints and run Durobond 60 through our pumps and boxes. You better be ready to run your ass off and get your tools clean fast with that stuff!
Did I see that correct ? He's putting glue in his mud ? Also I'd like to see how quickly he does those 3/4 inch gaps on the ceiling.. great video. He's very fast. I'm a painting contractor . We specialize in repaints and a lot of sheetrock finishers corners crack pretty bad of which I have to fix . Does the glue help it not crack ? Seems like it would . Thanks
Yeah the gap at the ceiling gets cornice, or you might call it crown molding. The cracking because a lot of drywallers use multipurpose pre mixed compound which is much weaker . Because of efficiency and they don't want it to dry out in their machines. Yeah the glue helps it bond. Similar to Bond Crete what they put into render ECT... It's not recommended to add the glue by the manufacturers I might add. Thanks for the question
Maxkil cool ... I just learned something .. I've been in this business for 24 years so it's not every day I learn something .. also manufacturers don,t recomend putting paint in popcorn texture but we know how that goes .. thanks for the info
Why are there such big gaps in the ceiling corners? Should the drywall not be installed from TOP DOWN, so the gaps or shortage in down on the floor where it could be either fixed easier of simply be covered by the baseboard?
Banjos work wonderfully on flat seems if you have fairly tight fitting joints and really speeds up that taping process, I'm not sure about inside corners because there's always that uneven gap that will not get filled with mud when doing it this way, better to push mud into corner gaps with a knife and then use tape or ever better a rigid metal-paper pre-formed corner bead will be more reliable even though it takes much longer I think its worth it, after all its quality drywall that is the final step that makes the walls and ceiling look beautiful in a persons house and you want it to last decades!
Hadn't used mine yet but use it like a bazooka leave a 3 inch tail or have somone with the roller give you a hold. I know the plow is for just what it does. But when i use one i still roll my angles hope this help guy.
Why does the top angles all have gaps and no tape is that how they do it over there when they put crown? Even when theres crown molding the board is still butted up tight
Yeah they leave a space. The crown here is called cornice and is made out of the same material as the drywall. Thats why is that space as there is no tape going over.
Well I haven't seen my work after 10 years but I have seen others work after 10 years which is most the work I do is fix up work. And I agree that using multi-purpose in internals isn't as strong as what it could be. The problem is that most people like the bazookas but you can only put multi-purpose through them. I don't disagree with you but it's allowed and that's the industry we work in
Maxkil The reason I commented is because I am currently renovating a 10 year old apartment where many of the the paper tapes have peeled and it is a right pain to rectify them once they start to peel off.... they look messy when they peel...
fast forward 1 year sall the tape peels and splits .... ya allset seen this thing im real life its a great tool for a paid in and out contractor that doesnt care about the job a year or two from now
Why is there a gap at the ceiling. It’s consistent throughout the house. Weird. The walls don’t seem to go all the way up and connect with the ceiling??? Why is that?
It’s nice to do things very fast you make more money the faster you get the job done but also please make sure it’s done right. I moved into a house where all the drywall screws were coming through the mud because the drywall guys tried to go so fast they did a crappy job.
Yeah just because it's fast doesn't mean it's a bad job. Seems a lot of people have that impression. I mean there is only one way a screw can go in. It could also be twisted framing members over time.
@maxkil la technique avec le rouleau pour ne pas tirer la bande au top mais j arrive toujour pas a voir comment tu fais pour avoir du leste de bande aussi vite au top
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There’s 90,45,40,20,5 minute hot mud. Depending where you are. You would still need to coat it with regular mud at least once for a decent finish. Butts and uneven surfaces tipically require 3 coats. Depending on the hanging.
Yeah the glazer should push tape flat and smooth it so roller isn't necessary if your results are same.....skip a step and save time Some always done it a certain way and it has to be that way.....not true at all in alot of trades.....if there is a better faster way and results are same, more $$$ Think outside the box
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What kind a banjo its that? & where can i get one at? Thanks for t info. 💯👍👍👍
Mud box origine australie
Where can I find tha banjo and what’s the name
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Everyone uses different tools and has their own methods of taping and finishing. Each thinking their way is the fastest and best. You have obviously mastered your way. Good job.
Thanks, yeah bazooka is quicker though.
This is another tool by Tapepro here in action
@@Maxkil Depends on the job. Where I live houses is to cut up and to many high ceilings for a bazooka. They only use them on commercial jobs and apartments.
Your right 👍.
who invented the Bazooka.
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Where can I buy this tool? Seems so ease to work with them
i find the super taper with the corner roller more effective because you can run much more tape in one shot
How is that gigantic gap between the wall and ceiling filled and taped?
Confill
What’s the brand name ?? Can I buy this here in usa ??
I couldn’t find any banjo with cutter
Thanks bless you
Finally watching some on the way it should be done I've been using the tape pro box for years to finally see someone doing it the right way I know you'll have your critics but learn produced a videos to show how good they are good one mate
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Yeah I'm believing the Bazooka is faster.
I want to try a bazooka. Expensive though.
Yeah learning something and getting paid is definitely underrated.
That's a good point people shouldn't forget.
Thanks for the convo..
he might be speedy on 8ft , But once hes on anything over 9ft he's going to be slow as a snail...Bazooke would leave him in the dust, Also once you are on long walls again I would leave him in the dust...He doesnt have enough mud to keep up..hard worker that guy tho
Yeah true that.. your right. Anything any higher than that would slow him right down...
Can you shoot me some bazooka footage mate and send it to me.?
I banjo and as long as you keep plenty of mud, to do away with blisters, and keep a decent pace, you're gonna cover some rock in a day. I grew up hand taping and the banjo saved me. Closets are where I really knock time off but my theory was this, if you make the taping trip as fast as roughing in and skimming, you're doing good. Keep on keeping on buddy.
I sit every morning with a six pack and pretend I'm the boss and watch people work and pick apart every little thing . I fire people all time and then I take a nice nap
😂
Man's brought Robin Williams back to life n got him taping corners sweatin like he still in that misses doubtfire get up 😂
Lot of tools to clean up when your done.Why do you have big gaps in the upper angles?
very good video, both in application and use of the tool. where can i buy one... greetings
U guys are quick in all ur videos. I'll give ya that. But I'm from America an I'm just curious. Why u hang ur sheet rock from bottom up instead of top down? I've noticed in all u guys videos the gap is at the top. I assume it gets covered with crown. But is that so ur houses can breathe differently or something? Jus curious
I’m confused are you just using angle head do u guys roll it first but a bazooka
Looks great and fast from 10' away in minimal lighting. That was inspiring to watch but I'd like to see how flat the corners and seams are up close in the video before I would consider purchasing this.
Any closer and the cameraman would be in the way.
It's worth it. it finishes well. I recommend it mate
They work just fine and its the glazing tool that finishes it. If your going to get one get the original one this guy has, the improved one is slower and more awkward to use.
Yeah a lot of people say the original is easier to use... Thanks for sharing the info 👍
Wondering how excess water added affects the joint compound in the long run?
loses its integrity the more you add i wouldve thought, turn more like water and less like a strong compound
Is this tool good for people who work alone?
I have been using the super taper for over 10 years, do you know how does is compare to the super taper?
Interesting that you're not using the corner roller first before the glazer. I do it the same way, works fine and saves time.
What do you do about fire taping the 2 inch gaps on top
Is the drywall glued on, where are the screw holes?
Bazooka is a whole lot faster especially if the roller and plow on same handle hands down. Agree he’s probably not going to have adjustment problems if you don’t keep bazooka in case or in the hand of fumble fingers he’s definitely not doing 9 ft top angles. Still fast definitely not record. Recorded would be keeping 5 guys busy with one bazooka.
David D'sanps without a doubt mud rail that sits in buck is my fav for small jobs under fifty sheets nothing to clean up. 😂 I do know this if you’re not able to learn faster not harder this trade is very tough to make real money before your body says no way. I’ve tried over the years to be clean enough that the only sanding I need is a small sponge usually high edges after we got lax on plow or box setting adjustments. If there’s anything I hate about drywall it’s the sanding. I trace skim everything smooth if I’m involved. You know how it goes when your trying to coat five six hundred sheets. I would love to never have to do top angles. I noticed that a lot on videos from Australia. I love the freedom of drywall. I made ten times the money in the Gulf of Mexico running boats got back into drywall when my brother thought we could corner the market in 2000 running crews taxes got me and divorce 😂just didn’t corner the market the moneys in selling and working on tools.
What state do you work in? I bet you can make better wage hanging drywall if you only need 8 screws per sheet! Watching the tape coat, I notice there's very few screws in angle any in field. Pretty bad hanging job there when so few screw's yet taper still has to set so many!
I did drywall 35 years in the USA and its very similar but i never seen that type of taping banjo i have used glazer wipe down tool before and the boxes we have change to just basic banjo taping and hand finish your bed and skim coats.
We plank our stairways the same way with the aluminum extension plank but the yellow mud never seen it and wood glue?in the mud?Wow need to try
Hey Kevin, I probably shouldn't have put the wood clue tip in there. Its an unofficial method.
Thats a Tapepro mud box. Much cheaper than a Bazooka works really well.
Bros I'm like u ,in the union for 20yrs old man was in for 30and never seen woodglue, dish soap yes
I use the dish soap too!Blue Dawn not in the tape mud
if it works i would do it myself always looking for new stuff people come up with,kind of makes sense paper tape is made from wood
I also notice he is not hand wiping out the corners or rolling them just glazing them,that's is faster by far I ;like to try that machine lol
That looks like a good banjo.hard working man there too.just wondered why is the gap in the ceiling corners so wide.i know it gets molding or whatever but why so big.is it to do with movement?
No because the sheets are 1200mm X2 so it's 2400mm and the ceiling height is 2440mm
Nice video, you move like a 20 year old. I’ve learned over the years of working a crew that it’s not only the tool that’s fast but also the man running the tool. The tools are fast but if you have a man that’s slow or standing around then it’s no good. We need more workers like this MAN in this video, thanks for video
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Whats up with those gapping gaps on the top angles? Crown im guessing?
Nice job i love it, and i have this material, i, m morrocan from spain, thanks you are profesionel.
Where can I get that tool and for what name can I look that tool?
Trabajando limpio y rapido,
Porfavor donde se puedo adquerir estas herramientas, yo vivo entre españa y francia.
I already have a banjo. What's the name of the other tool he is using?
Can we use this machine for top coat too?
That handle mate? After the corner tool after he tapes in the internal s...?
so the mud box he's using. Is that for sale anywhere? Looks like it faster than banjo
Yes for sale and yes faster. Tapepro mud box. A great tool
We use to use mesh tape on all our flats and butt joints and run Durobond 60 through our pumps and boxes. You better be ready to run your ass off and get your tools clean fast with that stuff!
Hello, great job. Where can I buy the same banjo you have
Is that just a regular corner flusher he is using to glaze the angles? How does it turn out without using a roller first?
Yeah it is, I was surprised too, turned out perfectly. Which is surprising as everyone says that it wouldnt
Me podrias dejar el link donde compraste tu banjo, lo quiero identifico; porque se ve que es más económico que una bazuca
I apply by hand and put much more on. Enough to use my power sander.
Why do u use pva wood glue ? Because u put much water and It need stick more easier ? How many wood glue do u put for bucket?
I Will try.
so you dont need to roll the tape first before glazing it? what size glazer is that?
They both do the same thing, if the tape lays flat and is glued to wall that's all that matters...
soundtrack is irritating, it's like 2x as loud as the talk, fortunately it seems like you turn it off eventually. Otherwise, cool & thanks!
Olá amigo qual o nome desta ferramenta que você está usando para ajusta a fita nos cantos
Does that mud box have a tension dial on the tape wheel to stop the tape from over spooling?
It that a home made bazooka? 😍
where can i get the machine to play the synta
i need like this banjo that cut the tape .. mine that I have does not have this option , I need to cut it by knife
Did I see that correct ? He's putting glue in his mud ? Also I'd like to see how quickly he does those 3/4 inch gaps on the ceiling.. great video. He's very fast. I'm a painting contractor . We specialize in repaints and a lot of sheetrock finishers corners crack pretty bad of which I have to fix . Does the glue help it not crack ? Seems like it would . Thanks
Yeah the gap at the ceiling gets cornice, or you might call it crown molding.
The cracking because a lot of drywallers use multipurpose pre mixed compound which is much weaker .
Because of efficiency and they don't want it to dry out in their machines.
Yeah the glue helps it bond.
Similar to Bond Crete what they put into render ECT...
It's not recommended to add the glue by the manufacturers I might add.
Thanks for the question
Maxkil cool ... I just learned something .. I've been in this business for 24 years so it's not every day I learn something .. also manufacturers don,t recomend putting paint in popcorn texture but we know how that goes .. thanks for the info
Sounds good.
Yeah when he pulled that out was the first time I had seen it. Take it easy
why is there a gap between the ceiling and walls?
Why are there such big gaps in the ceiling corners? Should the drywall not be installed from TOP DOWN, so the gaps or shortage in down on the floor where it could be either fixed easier of simply be covered by the baseboard?
maybe there will be crown?
They use cornice moulding in Australia, not necessary to drywall up to corner.....different than USA
Don't worry about plugging eny big gaps in your internals with chemical set first because that peace of paper will hold the corner together.
The gaps in the upper angles are crazy
Not anyone can bypass roller, good job, please explain those weird boots tho
Donde puedo comprar. Todo este tipo de herramientas para agilizar los trabajos
Thank you for this wonderful video. Don't we need to put more mud after taping the corners?
Yes, its called a corner mud box for the second coat. Or a pan full of mud & a 6" puddy knife.
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6"?! You must love sanding 😂. I'd never use bigger than a 4" for corners!
WHY is their no vapour barrier in the ceiling holding the insulation back?
I can see where using some of this is good. It is fast at setting tape.
Banjos work wonderfully on flat seems if you have fairly tight fitting joints and really speeds up that taping process, I'm not sure about inside corners because there's always that uneven gap that will not get filled with mud when doing it this way, better to push mud into corner gaps with a knife and then use tape or ever better a rigid metal-paper pre-formed corner bead will be more reliable even though it takes much longer I think its worth it, after all its quality drywall that is the final step that makes the walls and ceiling look beautiful in a persons house and you want it to last decades!
Yeah true that. It's much better than by hand
Why is the wall drywall short of the ceiling that much?
Nice and clean
I've recently bought the tapepro mud box for my internal corners. I'm having trouble with the top tapes dragging out of the corners. Any tips?
Hadn't used mine yet but use it like a bazooka leave a 3 inch tail or have somone with the roller give you a hold. I know the plow is for just what it does. But when i use one i still roll my angles hope this help guy.
Were can i buy this?
Why does the top angles all have gaps and no tape is that how they do it over there when they put crown? Even when theres crown molding the board is still butted up tight
Yeah they leave a space. The crown here is called cornice and is made out of the same material as the drywall.
Thats why is that space as there is no tape going over.
Think he’s dehydrated?
I'm living in NY, where can i learn to use this tool and the flat box?
Learn in right here on my channel
And how many of them peeled at the edges in the long term? Do you ever see your work 10 years later?
Well I haven't seen my work after 10 years but I have seen others work after 10 years which is most the work I do is fix up work.
And I agree that using multi-purpose in internals isn't as strong as what it could be.
The problem is that most people like the bazookas but you can only put multi-purpose through them.
I don't disagree with you but it's allowed and that's the industry we work in
Maxkil Thanks for being honest. I appreciate that!
Maxkil The reason I commented is because I am currently renovating a 10 year old apartment where many of the the paper tapes have peeled and it is a right pain to rectify them once they start to peel off.... they look messy when they peel...
Yeah mate totally agree with you.
A true pro. Great video
Thanks Felipe. Thanks a lot
Finally broke down and bought one im a man crew tired of taping by hand takes too long
fast forward 1 year sall the tape peels and splits .... ya allset seen this thing im real life its a great tool for a paid in and out contractor that doesnt care about the job a year or two from now
Id say it's what you put in the tool. The quality of the compound.
Do you guys ever work on a place where ceilings are over eight ft high? They all look to be cream jobs.
So no roller on the corners just flush ?
Where your roller you oppose to roll then glaze
Where did you get that Banjo???
How many or much in euro thanks the machine thanks
Why is there a gap at the ceiling. It’s consistent throughout the house. Weird. The walls don’t seem to go all the way up and connect with the ceiling??? Why is that?
Crown mold I believe is what he mentioned in the comments somewhere.
By the time he set up his fancy tool, I’m done. Btw nice big gap on the ceiling
I doubt it.
muito bom o trabalho de vcs ai no estado Unidos; bem diferente do nosso trabalho aq no Brasil
Crazy music but really good video. Dig the clear banjo (never made a video myself no room to talk 😉)
Hey Ryan, make a video & send it to me i will post it. Sometimes I don't talk either...
Looks good I’ve only used stilts & 4”knife and mud w/Pan..Peace Stay Strong...
Why do people use a pan rather than a hawk .
I would like to buy Banjo, how much it cost?
ill give you mine
Good job
What is the brand of the inside corner tool ?
tapepro mud box
Maxkil ???? Not the taper, I mean the corner tool he is using for coating both sides of the internals
Bro..were did you get that banjo???
That is a tapepro mud box
Where can I buy this exact taper? It has a feature that cuts the tape my banjo s so not
Who makes that banjo I cannot find it anywhere online please let me know
Tapepro .
Bro it's under $100 goldbalt tools makes them,
It’s nice to do things very fast you make more money the faster you get the job done but also please make sure it’s done right. I moved into a house where all the drywall screws were coming through the mud because the drywall guys tried to go so fast they did a crappy job.
Yeah just because it's fast doesn't mean it's a bad job. Seems a lot of people have that impression.
I mean there is only one way a screw can go in. It could also be twisted framing members over time.
That's not a taper issue, that's structural
@maxkil la technique avec le rouleau pour ne pas tirer la bande au top mais j arrive toujour pas a voir comment tu fais pour avoir du leste de bande aussi vite au top
Hola me gusta como trabajan con rapidez con esas herramientas modernas pero lastima a quien honduras ni X cerca hay de esas herramientas aquí tal vez de aquí al 2050 saludes bonito esos videos bbbiiieee
Why is there such a large gap between top of wall and ceiling?
Crown moulding
Why large gaps at top of Drywall.
why do you use wood glue ???
Not sure if you are meant to be using dry wall compound in wet areas?
We red guard the whole bathroom anyway so water won't get behind it....or any waterproofer
What's the name of the box you using?
Tapepro mud box
I assume "hotmud" dries on 30 min's..ready for sanding ?
There’s 90,45,40,20,5 minute hot mud. Depending where you are. You would still need to coat it with regular mud at least once for a decent finish. Butts and uneven surfaces tipically require 3 coats. Depending on the hanging.
Yeah the glazer should push tape flat and smooth it so roller isn't necessary if your results are same.....skip a step and save time
Some always done it a certain way and it has to be that way.....not true at all in alot of trades.....if there is a better faster way and results are same, more $$$
Think outside the box
Nice taping bud
Please can you help me I want same this one from where I can get it
Nice Video sr
nice video it will help with my next drywall project.
No problems any questions just message me
Love it just sell the corner roller
Love you job.....