Yes mate Arroworthy sleeves do fit and also you can get Arroworthy frames as they fit the Wooster Sherlock pole. So quick and easy. I have all 3 sizes and will never go back to any other brand. The build quality is amazing
So how are these barracuda frames holding out lm guessing sleeve doesn't roll off but if it's used on screw on pole do they unscrew? I'm always looking for quality tools and looking over the pond for them now 🤷 l also seen those sherloc poles with some reviews saying they brake down after a while..would appreciate some honest intell😉
Mate. They are good but I always clean them after use and take the sleeve off as if you don't then they will break in future if you leave the sleeve on for multiple jobs. I actually prefer Wooster Jumbo Koter Shergrip mini roller frame as it's quality is better but both can be used on the Sherlock pole either screw in or the quick release pin.
Do u not find 14 inch cage is too large and leaves fat edges esp new plaster unless double arm 1 with equal weight each side. I also find splatter terrible with larger rollers. 9inch green Hamilton for me. Seem to always go back to them.
Microfiber sleeves are fantastic for not splattering. I would never go back to anything else. So far I like the 14inch as ceilings can be done much quicker also you can go up to the edges unlike double arm. The only thing with these quick release cages is they are hard to get the sleeves off if left on after washing them out.
@@danielnugentpainteranddeco557 Mate check out the wooster 18 inch microfiber roller 9/16" nap . It's great for knocking out large ceilings. It has a large paint capacity and leaves a great finish!
Have you had a problem with your roller sleeves not fitting those cages? I use arroworthy rollers too... One day they fit, then next day can't get it on... I'm wondering if it's the weather
Hi mate. So far so good but I've started using the Picasso sleeves and they leave a great finish and fit the frames Wooster do good double arm frames like the hulk and big Ben etc on MyPaintbrush
Yes mate but my advice is to take the sleeve off after cleaning it out on every job then it will last. If you leave the sleeve on over a period of jobs then it's tough to get off the cage and can end up breaking the cage. So always take the sleeve off after every job. Cheers Dan
Just bought a Wooster Sherlock gt extension pole so much better as the Arroworthy Barracuda and The Wooster Sherlock rollers where a bit wobbly on the purdy extension pole so happy days, used them a few times , so much quicker and as you say Daniel we just want to get those ceilings done quickly never pleasant rolling ceilings
Exact same. These are easy to get hold of as they stock them in Crowns and Kent Blaxhill. I'm happy they fit the Wooster Sherlock pole as its a good combination
Can this be used with a normal screw on extension pole?
@@cozmic6973 yes. All standard screw
I also use Arroworthy sleeves with Wooster poles , i use the wide boy frame and 18" sleeves the majority of the time. Great kit.
100 precent mate
do arroworthy sleeves fit the Wooster frames ? I'm also looking at getting the Sherlock poles as there just so much better .
Yes mate Arroworthy sleeves do fit and also you can get Arroworthy frames as they fit the Wooster Sherlock pole. So quick and easy. I have all 3 sizes and will never go back to any other brand. The build quality is amazing
@@danielnugentpainteranddeco557 awesome thank you 👍🏻👍🏻
So how are these barracuda frames holding out lm guessing sleeve doesn't roll off but if it's used on screw on pole do they unscrew?
I'm always looking for quality tools and looking over the pond for them now 🤷 l also seen those sherloc poles with some reviews saying they brake down after a while..would appreciate some honest intell😉
Mate. They are good but I always clean them after use and take the sleeve off as if you don't then they will break in future if you leave the sleeve on for multiple jobs. I actually prefer Wooster Jumbo Koter Shergrip mini roller frame as it's quality is better but both can be used on the Sherlock pole either screw in or the quick release pin.
I thought those Arroworthy roller sleeves had end caps
Some do and some don't. I've moved over to using the Picasso sleeves by Proform now
Do u not find 14 inch cage is too large and leaves fat edges esp new plaster unless double arm 1 with equal weight each side. I also find splatter terrible with larger rollers. 9inch green Hamilton for me. Seem to always go back to them.
Microfiber sleeves are fantastic for not splattering. I would never go back to anything else. So far I like the 14inch as ceilings can be done much quicker also you can go up to the edges unlike double arm.
The only thing with these quick release cages is they are hard to get the sleeves off if left on after washing them out.
@@danielnugentpainteranddeco557 Mate check out the wooster 18 inch microfiber roller 9/16" nap . It's great for knocking out large ceilings. It has a large paint capacity and leaves a great finish!
@@thomasshattock1467 ill ask at Crowns if they can get them in. Cheers Dan
It's all about the 18" arroworthy microfiber sleeves..😀
Haha good one.
Have you had a problem with your roller sleeves not fitting those cages? I use arroworthy rollers too... One day they fit, then next day can't get it on... I'm wondering if it's the weather
Hi mate. So far so good but I've started using the Picasso sleeves and they leave a great finish and fit the frames
Wooster do good double arm frames like the hulk and big Ben etc on MyPaintbrush
Nice one keep them coming
Cheers mate
Hi Daniel, I have just got one of these today, I have had some negative comments on Facebook from people who have never used one, do these last
Yes mate but my advice is to take the sleeve off after cleaning it out on every job then it will last. If you leave the sleeve on over a period of jobs then it's tough to get off the cage and can end up breaking the cage. So always take the sleeve off after every job. Cheers Dan
@@danielnugent2168 thanks Daniel
@@danielnugent2168 I was concerned that with it being a single arm it would be too flexible but just tried it out and it was spot on
@@georgecclifford8235 nice one. I use a Wooster 14 inch single arm aswell. All good stuff 👍
Is the 9/16 sleeve their medium pile, Dan?
Yes mate
@@danielnugent2168 Cheers mate👍🏻
I sometimes wonder how they’re getting away with making a complete xerox copy of the wooster🤔lol
The Americans do it best. I like both as they all fit the Wooster Sherlock Pole. Happy days
Good video mate
Thanks mate 👍
Just bought a Wooster Sherlock gt extension pole so much better as the Arroworthy Barracuda and The Wooster Sherlock rollers where a bit wobbly on the purdy extension pole so happy days, used them a few times , so much quicker and as you say Daniel we just want to get those ceilings done quickly never pleasant rolling ceilings
Mate. I could never go back to any other pole. I got all 3 different size ones. The best. Cheers Dan
@@danielnugent2168 the 2 to 4 foot is great for most jobs but I'm going to get the 4 to 8 and the 1 to 2
it is basically the same as the wooster cage ant it
Exact same. These are easy to get hold of as they stock them in Crowns and Kent Blaxhill.
I'm happy they fit the Wooster Sherlock pole as its a good combination
@@danielnugentpainteranddeco557 they fit onto a Purdy extension pole but you have to screw them on and off