Best Drywall Tool Ever !

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At some point in every persons drywall corner you will need to tackle an inside 45 corner. This tool is a miracle tool that makes you want to have nice round corners every where in your home.
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[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks for everyone who hunted down the amazon link. We have added this tool to our link here. Cheers! amzn.to/2ySCGMO

[@Spirituality4me]

Home RenoVision DIY where can I find that Ottawa?

[@Mr.MikeCeez]

Thank you for your quick response Jeff! One more question.....what is your suggestion if those lines have been mudded already without tape? Should I soften it up with a super wet sponge to reduce the compound so it doesn’t bulge out and then put the tape on and mud?

[@Andrew-ct8fc]

Question how to you position drywall - using a wallet as a example. Is the part your holding support the side thats flapping over vice a versa. That is the only part I don't understand. ???????

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

any drywall wholesaler. Cheers!

[@jeffcox6539]

Hey Jeff, great channel. Would you say this is better then those corner trowels?

[@LCCJ82]

Last year my fiberglass bathtub cracked and flooded my basement. I had no tools and could barely change a light bulb. I turned to KZbin for information on how to repair this tub, and I found your channel. One year later and I have working bathroom that looks amazing. Thank you.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Glad to help, thanks for sharing your story. You are awesome. Cheers!

[@chrisj197438]

Lc cj Necessity is the mother of invention. It was necessary for you to learn so you taught yourself.

[@jsdrywall4442]

Sharp corners look way better then round in my book

[@tbob740]

Finishing a room in my house. Your drywall videos have been a big help. I ordered a bat knife last week and it was just delivered today. Can’t wait to try it out on my angels wider than 90. I have a bunch and glad you did a video on this tool. I think it will work perfectly!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Let me know which tool is your favorite. And if you need to learn how to tape drywall watch this. Cheers! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jV7TaKOso7J0p5o

[@VansWorld]

Home RenoVision DIY I use something like this tool to apply caulk 👍😁

[@stroked6327]

Home RenoVision DIY could of told me that 3 months ago haha.

[@TheOne-ql6cf]

I would have to say the trowel. Smaller knives take finesse I don't seem to have, yet. Redoing my house after Florence flood is giving me experience I really didn't want, to have. Cheers!

[@agrisea.original]

I did not want rounded inside corners so used the 45 degree tool that is yellow/orange plastic. Did not buy it on amazon, got it at the local builders supply. And only use fiberglass tape as get too many earthquakes and paper tape rips/cracks.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks Guys, I chose the one from Marshal town since I like their tools best. Now on my Amazon link. Cheers!

[@coreygrua3271]

Why do I love this channel? This new video is just one of many examples. I trust Jeff Thurman for his common sense and his love of learning. Rubber spatulas are going to be a hit with me. Plus, I can drop them and they won’t hurt a thing. Bravo!

[@ablkhat55]

Jeff, Just finished installing the Kerdi board and membrane in my brand new basement shower. Because of your channel, I can convert an old toilet drain into a shower drain, with proper venting, pour a packed mortar shower pan with the correct slope, completely water and vapor proof an old 3X4 basement toilet “room” and I’m about to figure out how to lay tile. Oh, and I’ve also run PEX using shark bite fittings, and have replaced my old black pipe gas lines with CSST. Not only am I saving money, but I have the pleasure of knowing that “I (we) did this. Thanks!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Glad to help Eric, enjoy the shower!

[@collinmackay6010]

Thank you once again for making the impossible truly possible. Looking forward to continued content. Always educational and entertaining. Can’t beat that combo!!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks Colin, Cheers !

[@d3adpool75]

Great tip Jeff, i'll be adding that to my shopping list.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Just grab it here. we added the link. from marshaltown. Cheers! amzn.to/2ySCGMO

[@jonathanolson4013]

All your videos are extremely helpful. Thanks!

[@richardpellis]

Several comments refer to use of NoCoat to get perfect 90's. At one BigBox store in the US they sell a product called Straight-Flex Perfect 90 (Model # P90-100-12). Perhaps not cost effective for pros who have to compete on price, but as a DIY person who considers taping and floating almost an art form, I found it well worth the extra price. A texture guy offered me a job because he said my corners were the best he had ever seen (for DIY).

[@jgerardolopez1175]

i use that already many years ago, i boughted in the Ames tools store ,amazing tools for 45 angles,we callin la panocha,or la de hule!!

[@edgarvasquez8660]

😂 Yes la pañocha sound like a perfect name for it. 😂

[@takumimiyata6855]

The better drywaller always tries to make sharper corners.

[@robwhiff3411]

My respect to you , you have been super helpful all the way down to the point of buying my first home, I wish for you lots of health and blessings and a continuous success on you journey here in KZbin .. keep them videos coming 🙂

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks Rob, we are having a blast and have many more vids on the way. 2 every week. Cheers!

[@mitchellpurelife]

The rounded drywall knives/trowels came out in the time of the introduction of the rounded corners and angles. There is an actual v-shaped angle trowel that most drywall supply houses carry. Still, the best angle is achieved by doing one side, then after it sets up or dries do the other side of the angle. 20 min mud is good for this if your in a hurry, otherwise we come back to it using ready mix after a couple hours. But hey there's no rule on how to use a tool if it gets the job done. Sometimes I grind down my old flimsy 6 inch knives into a circle for rounded angles or odd areas. Great video.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@PatrikT14]

What i will say has nothing to do with this video in perticular but watching other videos that were a great help for me. I love how you approach home renovation and the time you take to explain it. i've watch videos with the wife and we both are better at working renos together with your help! Merci Beaucoup!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Merci Patrick, I love to help, Cheers!

[@santiagodominguez2522]

I always thought it about something round like that would work. Thank you!!

[@mike03108]

I hate to be a wet blanket, but this rubber knife is called a “coving knife”. It’s an old school tool for off angles typically a cape style roof attic space. Found at the knee wall to rake ceiling joint or at flat to rake area. There are specialty tapes like “no coat” which have given the opportunity to square those areas up vs rounded / coved. Which is better on outside angles. I professionally use this knife.

[@HighRidgeHandyman]

Picked one up at the Depot last month . Definitely a game changer!!

[@CuddaBrown]

Cool tool for sure.. never saw that one..my family is 3 generations of autobody repair.and I love new gadgets and tools that simplify your work flow.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

So you know how to bondo! Cheers!

[@CuddaBrown]

Yes sir

[@iancorzine]

Awesome! Loved this tool!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks Ian , Cheers ! Enjoy your snow boarding holiday!

[@douglasrush5197]

Thank you so much. I hate mudding so much.

[@PaulPeck]

I actually have a tool like that. I got it when a tool company sent me a big box of drywall tools to tryout. I haven’t tried this one... Maybe I’ll give it a go and see what I can do with it!👍🏻 Have a great day Jeff!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Makes corners so easy it makes me want to build all inside 45's on the floorplan. Cheers!

[@richbaker8211]

That is pure gold! Hope I can find one in the UK!

[@hokimocus]

The comments seem mixed about the value of this tool. I used mine today to move mud to the bottom of my 5 gallon bucket. Finished up with the sponge and put the lid on. This thing is made for the end of day wrap up. What a glorious tool it is!

[@redyumi6441]

My man, with another great tip! Thank you!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Always happy to share REd. Cheers!

[@ismaelahmed6619]

Thank you. Hard. As usual.

[@shawnshaffer7408]

good content and I've seen that tool before just can't remember where. I frame houses currently in upstate N.Y. and have participated in all phases of home construction from poured walls to the roof and I will always be teachable because nothing better than learning something that I can add to my skill set that will help my finished product turn out to my standards i have used a 6" taping knife in the past to tape my inside corners and while working for a local contractor last summer I was introduced to the taping knife that is designed to skim the inside corners and my inside corners turn out flawless using this knife it's not quite a 90 degree corner tool it's underbent so when you apply pressure with you pointer and middle finger it presses into the corner tight and as you know taping drywall is a skill that not all can figure out and I only learned because I had good teachers and I'm always watching

[@danhilton4241]

You do great work and have helped my out greatly, I just wish I had stumbled upon your page before starting my basement DIY Thanks

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

No worries Dan, there is always the next project. Cheers!

[@Kim-og4bp]

Many thx. 💛🙋🏽

[@Coder-zx4nb]

SoB! Where was this video 3 weeks ago lmao TY

[@daijoubu4529]

So bread pan turned mud pan, now silicone spatula from the kitchen made it to the trade also haha

[@georgehoffman6374]

I'm more impressed with how you kept that mud on the hawk.

[@BassManBobBassCovers]

Friggin rites buddy!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks to our viewers we now have the tool on our Amazon site. Cheers!

[@markbaker8089]

It’s on amazon now! Just ordered mine after seeing this!!! 👍

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

We have the link to it in our Amazon page. Cheers!

[@robloxmaniacdanceandshake7871]

Almost 400k subs??....Great!...This channel has grown so much.... Cuz, ya doin a great job man!....Keep up the gr8 wrk!!..... And, don't be afraid of product endorsements...Get that cake if ya can!....Jus giv ya honest opinion...

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Really loving the growth and how ,any people we are helping. Cheers!@

[@FrankO-ek1ec]

Awesome information as always Jeff

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks Frank , Cheers!

[@joeg9630]

I've never seen a 45 degree corner. This tool is on Amazon under " rubber drywall knife".

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks Joe, I have already added the one from Marshaltown. I love their products. Cheers!

[@jenjenchicago5408]

Seriously? Now tell me? I broke my back and neck yesterday doing inside corners and ceiling edges, a lot of sanding lol. I’m gonna buy one of these ASAP, THANKS AS ALWAYS FOR YUR TIPS. U ROCK!

[@fishbonenetworks]

I’m way more excited about this than I should be. 👍

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Like a kid in the candy store when you find out about a new tool. I am the same way. Cheers!

[@tonyfromaccounting56]

I bought one at home-depot, I love it!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Seriously, where do you live?

[@tonyfromaccounting56]

I live out in Arizona, drywall and painters are the booming jobs out here, Home Depot has tools just like that one you show cased same with this lows down the street

[@akquicksilver]

Home Depot carries them in my town in Alaska.

[@miguelgtz2739]

Send me two

[@RiftLock]

Superb video! thank you for all the examples. Please, can you do one on tile-to-laminate floor transition?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

coming up. Cheers!

[@RiftLock]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Great! Looking forward to it!

[@Jackpo25]

Bro that’s a bucket scoop 😂

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

LOL, I guess it could be! Cheers!

[@dandrag1]

It is a cove knife for round corners! Lol

[@starcitizenmodding4436]

Been loving the vids! any brickwork ones coming.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

We will be dealing with exterior projects next year for sure. cheers!

[@starcitizenmodding4436]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY 😊👌

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@arielrodriguez05]

It seems to easy brother, excelent tool.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

very easy, a perfect DIY tool. Cheers! and only 20 bucks

[@user-jb6id6yb3y]

What's the best power tool for cutting thru drywall that has previously been installed? Circular saw? Or ??

[@brucecattell1507]

Jeff, thanks for the recent drywall/mudding videos! Your explanations of whats going on with the materials and why certain processes work better than others are great. I have a 20 year-old house that is displaying long lengths of hairline cracks along the edge of the corner bead. How can those be repaired prior to painting. I have tried painting over them and even some paintable caulk, but they still come back.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Is the crack about 1 1/4 inches from the inside corner or right in the corner?

[@Bennymarz]

Sorry for the spoiler but it’s available at Home Depot , it’s by tool pro and it’s called “black rubber corner the bat knife” it’s also available on amazon it’s called “the bat knife” or a rubber wipe down tool .

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers! not in my City!

[@kennysimpson7177]

What is you take on the speed skimmers I've seen them advertised but have not used one

[@JC-dz6qo]

Another solution to these areas is No-Coat. Eliminates both the rounded corner which is VERY tricky to make look perfect as well as less chance of cracking. These rounded corners use a lot of mud which as it dries adds to the possibility of cracks. Just my opinion obviously. I have this tool, liked it but found this other option less work with far superior results.

[@Mcchrispyy]

These videos are great! Alot of wonderful information. I'm trying to convert my two car garage into a room, but the floor itself seeps a good bit of moisture on heavy rain days. Will normal methods of tanking properly seal the concrete and prevent moisture from damaging anything resting on the floor? And would tha tanking hold properly?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Have you seen my basement subfloor video? It would solve all your problems. and it is low cost DIY. Cheers!

[@ramon3300]

Excellent video. Thank you. Do you have a video on skimming walls?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks Ramon, we did a whole series on drywall taping however the skimming part we have yet to do. I will see if we can do that this spring. Cheers!

[@ramon3300]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Thank you for such excellent videos. Look foward to learning more.

[@harryhasbeard8666]

This would be the last person I would ask for drywall tips, it wouldn't surprise me if he cuts the sheets with a spoon

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

thanks for trolling, we appreciate the comment.

[@ThePhilandPam]

I quite like the look of that and after a lot of searching they do sell them here in the UK, they’re called a rubber wipe down blade here, brilliant 👍

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Nice, I figured it would be popular with the plaster world. Cheers Phil and Pam!

[@ThePhilandPam]

Home RenoVision DIY definitely popular, I’ve never seen one or heard of one 👍

[@rockcrusher7000]

thnx

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks for finding that thing. I forgot what the name was I bought mine so long ago. Cheers!

[@thecovenantwarrior]

Hello From South Carolina!!! Could you please do a diy on how to turn an attic into a living space? Like from scratch? Ours is cold and dark and a waste of great space!!! Thank you kindly!!! We love all of your videos. So glad we found you guys!!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

perhaps you can glean from our 1880's homewe will be renovating this year. A lot of relevant tips for you I am sure. Cheers!

[@rudishafakian]

Great video as always! Looks like that corner is rounded. Would that get a nice 90 degree finish without the rounding? I’ve seen you use the other knife that’s in the shape of a V for corners. Would that be better to get that nice crisp 90 degree finish?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

This is specifically for 45 corners Cheers!

[@kiwibird8441]

Huehuehue that doesn't look like a 45 degree corner, looks like a rounded internal

[@Ravenclaw86]

It's called a corner pro.. look on eBay. Had one for about 12 years

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks but we found the link on Amazon. 48 hr delivery. Cheers!

[@michaelraduazzo6146]

Not sure if you will see this comment but I would love to hear your thoughts on paper tape vs no-coat when taping inside off-angles. Looking forward to your response. Cheers!

[@curtis6252]

For everyone questioning the round at where the wall meets the ceiling, you can see the finished wall and ceiling behind him when the camera turns and they are both painted the same colour. So it doesn't really matter in that sense.

[@semco72057]

I need to check to see they are sold at our local Lowe's and Home Depot stores because I may need one of them soon.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Hi Sidney, I added the tool to my Amazon link. Some of our viewers found it for me. Cheers!

[@SlapHappyClapp]

Do you have a video on building stairs?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

only for a deck. Cheers!

[@patrickcowan8701]

That's some thick mud, never seen any pros use one of those spatulas and I've been in the building trades forty years,have seen a soft round toilet brush dipped in thinned out mud used and it works like a charm and you can find those on Amazon, home Depot or a dollar store, I'll keep my eyes open and try to test one of those.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

needed more in older houses. Not too many 45 corners in new construction.

[@yrulooknatme]

bah-zooo-ka!!! best tool ever!!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Great tool, not really a DIY thing but great tool. Cheers!

[@Mr.MikeCeez]

Hello Jeff! I have a question. I’m currently renovating my house and I’ve ran into a drywall issue and I need some advice. During the process, I had a guy do a complete drywall job that I’ve known for years but he has disappeared. I have absolutely zero experience with home improvement, but I’m forced to complete the job my self. I’ve subscribed to your channel. In some areas you can still see the mesh tape from the first coat. In order areas, the drywall hasn’t even been taped but was suppose to. And he mudded anyway and now you can see cracks. Since watching a few of your videos, I’m working on a bed room before I try the kitchen, living and dining room. Over the cracks where it’s suppose to be mesh tape, I just used a extremely wet towel, wiped it down and mudded. I’m going tomorrow to see the results before I apply the final coat if it looks decent. You’ve motivated me to take care of my own business!!! The advice I was given was to cover it with 1/4 in drywall, tape and much it again. I don’t have the time or patience for that. Do you have any possible suggestions? And do you anticipate lines cracking in the future without the mesh? Lastly, under what circumstances and areas should corner beads be used? Should they be used on every corner, even if I plan on putting a molding in some corners just to make it pop? Thanks in advance for your time and advice!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

no need for corners if you are adding millwork. all joints need to be taped . paper or fiberglass or they will crack. Best of success. Cheers!

[@DeepWebDiary]

You totally should have worn a Bob Ross wig for this video 😂

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

LOL, I will get right on that. Cheers!

[@DeepWebDiary]

Home RenoVision DIY 😂🤣

[@daijoubu4529]

How is that different from the mud brush/roller lol? Richard makes one and Renodepot/Rona (Lowes) carries it

[@videobserver22]

Amazon has these, you can search Rubber Wipe Down Blade or Rubber Wipe Down Knife

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks , we have now added the link to our Amazon page. Cheers!

[@danielahrens525]

Have you heard of a product called no-coat it's a miracle worker I love the stuff!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Yup, It can be a real life saver!

[@tigahshark]

It’s called a cover knife, allwall sells them also.

[@ehabrabadi120]

beautiful keep doing it

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks, Cheers!

[@king49334]

Secret yeah secret with humor

[@ozzyozzy6728]

Round corner- thumb down

[@michaeldavala7572]

ITs on amazon now

[@Hubjeep]

Do you mix your own, or go with buckets of mud? That looks a tad soupier than bucket stuff.

[@terryq9966]

With a HEAVY build up coat ad this, I would be very surprised if he didn't use a quick setting mud... 20, 45 or 90 minute mud would be appropriate. He's good and fast do he could get away with 20 minute. Using all purpose here would be a time waste... would take to long to dry and would probably crack and would probably need 4 to 5 coats total. He should get away with 3 coats here.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I usually use a quick set in these situations like 45 cgc. Cheers!

[@GuillermoHernandez-ez3bc]

I find my in Amazon 👍🏼

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

cheers!

[@malikto1]

Amazon sells the tool now, it's available from multiple sellers.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@beadebone100]

Hey Jeff, i watched your videos on how to install dry wall so i am going to have a crack at doing the room downstairs. Could you do a video on how to do a bulk head around a steal I beam please?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

we did recently, it was how to frame a basement, Cheers!

[@johnsmith-sw7ii]

Thats not a corner now....Its a radius and looks like crap!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Cheers!

[@Pharaohscrown]

Can you make a video on how to install carpet start to finish including stairs

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

One of these days. Cheers!

[@lewisway6811]

Awesome

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks Lewis, although just a little spooky getting this message from the joker. Cheers!

[@lewisway6811]

Why so Serious?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

AWESOME!

[@staceyerker1369]

How do I find a good quality trowel

[@limpfinger12]

That looks like it rounds the corner? Do you want a rounded corner on the ceiling or a 90?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

this is for 45 angles and I love a rounded corner for old houses. cheers!

[@angeloonilo1673]

where did you buy or where can i get that crown molding jig for my miter saw

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

home depot. Cheers!

[@walnutz917]

Hahahahaha jeez the first tool would have done the trick ....just do one side at a time and apply compound ...I've been doing this for 18 years now trust me

[@walnutz917]

Rubber knives are used for barrel corners (round corners )

[@elenasimon1270]

A tool should have more than one use. Wonder if a cake decorator could use it?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Not mine, that is for sure. Cheers!

[@sparkyenergia]

You mention basement renovation so I will ask you a question. I do not have a basement nor am I wanting to build a liveable height 'basement'. I want to build a simple small room under my house to put a few servers (computer) in. I live in Australia in a brick veneer house on concrete stumps (very standard Australia construction). When asking the internet how much soil I can remove to clear out some more vertical space they say 'some'. Any idea on how much 'some' is? because I have no idea. I'm only really looking to make anything I build level (property on a slight angle) and I'm not removing any stumps, just building between them. Thanks for any help, or a point in the right direction.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Sounds like a fun project. I would get an engineer to do a house visit and get recommendations. structure should always be designed. It only costs a few hundred bucks and you get peace of mind. Cheers!

[@sparkyenergia]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Thanks for the reply. Yeah should be great fun to get all the concrete in through the access hole. lol.

[@SuperJaguar7777]

Nice 👍🎼🎶🎺😎

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks Ramon, Cheers !

[@superiorbeing95]

Hatchet Harry in Two Smoking Barrels used a black rubber thing, it was a different shape though.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

LOL

[@johnnylane8643]

Pros use no coat off angle tape. I haven't used a "dong " in 15 years

[@ericlockridge4897]

It's on Amazon for $17.99 Corner Pro"Bat Knife" Flexible Coving Knife for Drywall Corners.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks Eric Cheers!

[@JustinMKN]

There are a couple options on Amazon for this tool such as : amzn.to/2IuncGj

[@Kryton619]

Thanks for the video Jeff!......but that's a 90 degree corner bro.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

wow!

[@rwind656]

I do have sloped ceilings at a 45 (not 90) in my den. This looks easy, but I wanted a very sharp break in that slope, not a gentle curve... please, do they make a version that creates a sharp edge and would it WORK well? Or can you trim the rubber tool to have flat edges? (Original drywallers did an atrocious job despite having this very tool! I think they were tired by the time they got to this part of the job. I redid one long seam when we added in a closet on that side, and have yet to do the other side. Meanwhile we have the prob of slightly popping screws in that drywall -- the whole garage moves a bit in our storms. Not going to be able to beef the structure up; I've thought perhaps my only recourse to fix the pops and the 45's in the ceiling is shallow wooden beams and panels. )

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

sorry back to using a 4" if you want that hard cut. Cheers!

[@rwind656]

Thanks. Hard cut, that's the term. I can do that. Iterative-ly. (Not a real word, I think, but a good description of me and drywall work, lol, though I'm not as bad as many I've seen. I've appreciated your videos to help us improve skills. )

[@rjcontra]

Been a drywaller for over 40 years. That tool seems pretty stupid actually. Where do they come up with this silliness? :)

[@teh60]

Jeff, All-Wall sells those on eBay for $15usd. They call it a Bat Knife.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

That sounds much cooler than a rubber spatula! Cheers!

[@raymartinez1170]

Bro, that's what I have been missing...

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

LIFE Changing. Cheers!

[@advpro11]

corner "bat knife" flexable coving knife on Amazon

[@jbb5470]

Jeff, I kind of understand the tool but could not make out the shape of the wall. Can you somehow present a different view that shows the angles you are applying the mud to. Thank you

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

it is a 45 degree corner followed by another 45 degree corner just above it. Cheers!