Crain stair claw
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- crain stair claw, shows the pros and cons of the tool
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Yes, yes, yes. Ive been waiting for this one. Gracias, muchas gracias. I like it better the the big stair stretcher .
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Been waiting for a review of this tool. Quite pricey but looks pretty useful
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£35 ain’t pricey lol
@@pauldale4359 yeah true but you dont know how tight I am! Xd
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I'm a young guy and I do everything completely kneeless
I bought that thing a couple years ago, and I assumed it works from the bottom of the steps to the top like I always do.......and it doesn't work very well that way so I threw it in my tool box and never use it. Now I cant wait for the next stairs job. This looks great! Thank you
Nice roller you got there.
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Yeah I like that idea , guess I'm buying another tool 🤫🤫🤫
@@davyoneshoe Well worth the $60 bucks.
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I can do 4 stairs with my kicker in less time than you do one with that tool. I suppose it would save your knees a bit. Most guys have a problem getting stairs tight with a kicker so I can see where this would help them.
How do you get ahold of Triforce stretchers?
You cannot, they are out of business
Farther you will pull that to down the tighter the stay up Leggett take your left hand and push down on the tool then take the staple gun and shoot in between them two holes I have used one for many of years I ain't had no problems on any steps or any call backs whatsoever that is a good tool I have work for DNA flooring from South Carolina we're my boss is at now that is a good too when you pull down on it. Sounds like the carpet is ripping but it's not thank you
I use a small round nose upholstery hammer for creasing carpet and also rubbing it down on the tack strip. So much faster then the old tuckers . Trust me .
I've been using one of these for a while now, I suggest only going the width of the claw each time you move over. Also if you chisel the crotch and under the nose after setting, you get a little bonus stretch out if it. Great video!
Awesome, thank you
Lost interest at 3 minutes.
Get on with it ffs I haven't got all day.
My hip is gone from the jolt of kicking. Always looking for other ways . I use power stretcher all the time on rooms. I always find the carpet on stairs wrinkle the width way. That tool falls short on getting a side stretch.
This is perfect for getting your side stretch , This is what I use
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Anyone used them on commercial rugs on stairs
Nice video reuben! The ez tuck also cuts a mean pizza 🍕
Thank you, that’s funny
@@FloorsbySouthernboys for real dude, I love that you try out all these tools for our trade!! Always wondered about the crain stair claw!! Much love from the uk!!
@@matandcat2506 😀👍thank you
Any Bradford 80 oz isn’t gonna work
Good luck with an 80-90 oz product
Not good if you haven't got any spare for the job and you rip it though but does get it nice and tight . Personally I'd just pull the carpet down to the next step and push it under the nose at the same time with the stapler. Middle then both ends then staple the rest if you get what I mean
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Great tool, but will rip cheap carpets.
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Nice for areas where a kicker is hard to use
Where guys buy them
That's pretty cool. I always thought that tool was for the cap and band stair nosing as well and always thought it was a pointless tool. I might have to invest in one myself soon. Have you tried it with any really stiff carpets? Like the kind of softbac that is really stiff, heavy and borderline impossible to roll your edges on? That would be a huge selling point to me brother.
No sir, but the way it acted today I’m sure it will be great for that
I've had one for about 5 years it's pretty good on most carpets but you have careful with low pile carpets as it can slip if teeth don't catch.
I would post on the Facebook post but I'm banned for 20 more days 🤣🤣🤣
@@davyoneshoe 😮Well thank you for your comment anyways, it actually helps my channel whenever I get comments
I bought one a while back and love it. Makes for a nice tight step. I have ran into a few steps that it wouldn't work but for the most part it's great.
Cool
Yeah same.
Great video!!
Seen that for years. Now i know what it does thanks for showing this
You’re welcome buddy
Will this work on a berber carpet??
I will probably be scared to try it
I do a lot of re stretching, what do you get to install a set of steps, I’m a carpet cleaner that does a lot of repair work
I sub contract for a couple companies, I believe I get around 13 bucks a step
Great video thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊
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Yup i think
looks like it would work great on runners
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😀👍Hope you guys been doing well
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You the best bro.
Why u guys always try tools with easy carpets...😆😆😆
Try with wool carpets ..sisal carpets or pattern carpets
Because this type of carpet is what most people working with regularly
I dont like it , it takes forever to do it
Ok
What about your side to side stretch?
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