Awesome video Memo! With the high cost, I was curious to see some unbiased reviews, "it feels like a small child is helping you hold it" had me rolling 🤣 🤣
Haha that's the best I could describe it on the stop would be an extra hand but wouldn't pay more that 900 for it. For sure a step in the right direction.
Is it worth an employee spending the money you pay him with worth it? In Canada it’s like 2349$ and after taxes probably 2700 depending where you like and the tax
It would especially plastering soffits ceilings etc... how durable it will be with daily use only time will tell. Great step in the right direction but I personally wouldn't pay more than. $900
The main issues I see is the time it takes to adjust the tension, no way to activate/deactivate the tension quickly. There needs to be a way for the person wearing it to "quickly" adjust the tension and turn the tension on or off. Hiltis bungee cord system will never be viable. The bungees will weaken over time too. some type of battery powered electronic mini winch that could be adjusted on the fly and and quickly deactivated for normal activity would be the ticket. Hilti is on drugs charging what they do for this bungee cord version. the good news is someone will improve the design as there is a need for it until the robots take over completely.
No way that would work with a tool belt with suspenders. Plus it could be potentially dangerous if you working on a scaffold and it gets hooked on something.
If Hilti could build a robot that would run the bazooka for me... that would be lovely
Thank would be pretty sick but then we got to worry about bots taking over.😂
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Awesome video Memo! With the high cost, I was curious to see some unbiased reviews, "it feels like a small child is helping you hold it" had me rolling 🤣 🤣
Haha that's the best I could describe it on the stop would be an extra hand but wouldn't pay more that 900 for it. For sure a step in the right direction.
You guys are awesome 🤙🏼👍🏻
Very cool video Memo! Seeing you press like that needed that old song “big john” playing in the background.....
Haha thanks for the support brother.
Good stuff!
It’s all powered by Milwaukee batteries. Whaaaat? I’m waiting for Harbor Freight to make a $150 exo-clone. Looks nice 🤙. 💸
"It feels like a small child is helping"😂😂 cool video guys
Thanks Sam
We'll obviously it works, question is, is it durable after a few months
Great video 👍
Thanks brother 🤙🏽
try with flat box stand up joint or ceiling !
I can already see you sanding with that exoskeleton on.
Thanks for the support brother 🤙🏽
Nice shirts guys!!! Stay cool!!!
Thanks for the support 🙏
Interesting.
Very cool, Memo.
Thanks brother
Is it worth an employee spending the money you pay him with worth it? In Canada it’s like 2349$ and after taxes probably 2700 depending where you like and the tax
I feel ya we couldn't justify purchasing it.
Grato pela demonstração, gostaria de saber o preço médio? Operei o coração é não tenha mais tanta força nos braços, isso ajudaria muito.
I think 3k aud
You think that would help with taping ?
It would especially plastering soffits ceilings etc... how durable it will be with daily use only time will tell. Great step in the right direction but I personally wouldn't pay more than. $900
The main issues I see is the time it takes to adjust the tension, no way to activate/deactivate the tension quickly. There needs to be a way for the person wearing it to "quickly" adjust the tension and turn the tension on or off. Hiltis bungee cord system will never be viable. The bungees will weaken over time too. some type of battery powered electronic mini winch that could be adjusted on the fly and and quickly deactivated for normal activity would be the ticket. Hilti is on drugs charging what they do for this bungee cord version. the good news is someone will improve the design as there is a need for it until the robots take over completely.
Yup Feestool is coming out with an upgraded battery powered on interested in trying it out to see if there a big difference.
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Do you guys still use this? Maybe put tool belt first then exo.
We only sampled it that day the price tag was to much to justify especially since it would get trashed when we tape.
@@csdrywallhawaii yeah its a big chunk of change, I'm an older guy and should just hire young guys for 5/8's more often 😅
No way that would work with a tool belt with suspenders. Plus it could be potentially dangerous if you working on a scaffold and it gets hooked on something.
Hilti needs to make a suit for whole body powered by batteries even, charge $10k ill buy it tomorrow lol.
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$1600 ouch
Ya it should be 2 for that price.
Worth it. There's a lot of value in that
What an absolute joke , you guys cant be serious with this thing 🤣🤣🤣