Tapepro's Flat Finishing Tools and Accessories

[@julianarchuleta2830]

That shorty handle for the box is awesome!! Plus the swivel pole!!

[@Flowing23]

Yeah heavy-metal music really sets this off!

[@cristiancarimoney6898]

Hola muy buena máquina... donde se puede comprar? Soy de argentina

[@wallboardtools]

Hola please try tapepro.com/distributors/

[@wallboardtools]

Hola, tapepro.com/distributors/ or you can try www.plastering supplies.com

[@emmanuelfouquet455]

Hola soy de Buenos Aires Argentina. Como puedo.adquirir un a.maquina como esa? Gracias

[@wallboardtools]

Please go to www.tapepro.com. for where to buy

[@atamagashock]

Why isn't any of the drywall screwed in the field?

[@riohaga269]

Glue

[@leemcmurray880]

Mad isn’t it ... I’ve always said I’d rather be screwed to something than glued ... The reason most ceilings collapse in oz

[@edinsonvargastordecilla3513]

Como puedo arquirir esa herramienta en Colombia 🇨🇴

[@wallboardtools]

tapepro.com/distributors/

[@LuizFernandes-dd4dh]

Good afternoon, I'm in Portugal, I'd like to know how I can get your products.

[@wallboardtools]

Hi Luiz, Tapepro have a list of distributors on their website. Please head to the Tapepro website (link in the description box) to find your nearest distributor.

[@LuizFernandes-dd4dh]

thank you

[@jeremydavis2841]

is the twister swivel adaptor available in nz

[@wallboardtools]

Hi Jeremy sorry your comment was missed please see tapepro.com/distributors/

[@tukangplafonpalembang9527]

Bagaimana saya bisa mendapatkan alat itu?

[@wallboardtools]

Hi Tukang, CV. Berkat Abadi Indonesia is the distributor of Tapepro for your region.

[@axelperez2478]

Alguien podra decirme donde co sigo esas erramientas vivo aca en los angeles ca

[@wallboardtools]

Blue Line Drywall Tools LLC 1912 W. Kenosha Broken Arrow, OK 74012 Tel [phone] Fax [phone] www.bluelineusa.com

[@derj1981]

is the twister swivel handle available in the US?

[@Tapepro]

Yes, from walltools.com : walltools.com/blue-line-usa-twister-flat-box-handle-fhx-t.html or if you have a handle already: walltools.com/blue-line-usa-twister-handle-adaptor-tsp.html

[@robycuyaquispe6491]

Como hago para adquirirlo soy de peru

[@wallboardtools]

please go to www.tapepro.com and click on distributors you will see a full list of distributors worldwide.

[@rodjames1693]

I just put together a couple boxes using Pelican Vault V700 and V800 gun cases to hold my drywall tools....have a look here ....drive.google.com/folderview?id=1KBhvatMfJBW_GZYnLnauwdB2XSfmVP56

[@osvaldogonzalez9492]

Teofilo si las cuidas te duran toda la vida. Claro que hay que darles mantenimiento porque se desgastan las cosas pequeñas .

[@haidarkurdi9218]

is it available in middle east (jordan ) ??

[@Tapepro]

Unfortunately we do not have a distributor in your region. You could always try purchasing from one of the online stores, eg plasteringsupplies.com.au or proplaster.com.au

[@dipakgire3746]

Is machine Ki Kya kimat Hogi

[@juniorrmz7130]

this handle fits tapetech

[@Tapepro]

Yes it will. You may have to adjust the box stud length.

[@albertojesusmartinezgamez8131]

donde comprar esta maquina

[@wallboardtools]

Hi Alberto! Where abouts are you located?

[@giovannimurillovidal267]

cuanto vale esa caja para colombia

[@wallboardtools]

Hi Giovanni, if you head over to the TapePro website you'll be able to find a list of distributors and from there, pricing.

[@davidruanff9733]

Qual o nome dessa. Ferramenta?

[@wallboardtools]

Hi David! This is the Tapepro Flat Finishing Box shown with a few different options for the handles.

[@Shaneo74]

Have you sorted out the roller indentation issue?

[@Tapepro]

What issue is that Shane?

[@Shaneo74]

TapeproDrywallTools the rollers on the back edge of the boxes leave indentations in the plasterboard.

[@Tapepro]

Hi Shane, not aware of that occurring - I suspect something is wrong. Are the wheels still turning ok?

[@osvaldogonzalez9492]

En USA cuesta como 350.00 mas los handles como 100.00 cada uno y la pompa otros 300.00

[@teofiloreyes9346]

osvaldo una pregunta que tal salen de buenas estas herramientas? porque estoy por comprar un equipo

[@longbien789]

How money?

[@wallboardtools]

please go to www.tapepro.com.au to see a list of distributors who can help you with pricing.

[@김재도-e3p]

구매방법좀

[@wallboardtools]

wallboardtools 2 weeks ago please go to www.tapepro.com.au to see a list of distributors who can help you with where to buy

[@carexwhothan]

Pm price..

[@wallboardtools]

Hi Carex! You'll need to head over to the TapePro website and find your local distributor for pricing.

[@jaunyanes9593]

Como se fafrican

[@javierloja6068]

aqui en united states vale 3.000 dolares

[@superdoubt]

Looks like one of those tools that is easily broken, hard to clean, and lots of little parts to wear out... Then they don't show you all those places and situations where it cannot be used, like high ceilings and walls, where you can't easily get around, I challenge company to show the down side of this tool.

[@lefyre1266]

Are you talking about flat boxes in general or these specific type?

[@superdoubt]

D. fyre I think my comment is self explanatory and relates to the "finishing boxes" demonstrated in the video, and remember that you have to lift the tool and the mud in it up to the ceiling all day if necessary, and constantly keep it filled and clean. Now, there must be guys out there who have used these and can attest, right? Meanwhile there are plenty of videos that show just how easy it is to finish the old fashioned way. That is why I question the value and ruggedness of a gadget tool like this. What happens when the mud starts to set up? What happens when you drop it? How often does it need to be cleaned? How many linear feet can you expect to finish with a single fill of mud?

[@lefyre1266]

Steven Marsh Flat finishing boxes are the "old fashioned way" they were invented in the 1940s by Ames tools, and are considered an almost mandatory tool for professional drywall finishers, I've been using them since the mid 70's. I know very few other "tapers/finishers" who don't own a set. Personally I own a 12", 10", 7", + a 3" and 2" for fasteners. I also have attachments that allow me to coat my cornerbeads, and I use the boxes to first coat my buttjoints. Too much Hawk and trowel or pan and knife will cause shoulder, elbow, wrist strain leading to early osteoarthritis, as I have seen in many colleagues. I was only trying to give you benefit of doubt about your knowledge of this staple tool and clarify whether you were just referring to the optional "power-assist springs" and "swivel handle" displayed in video, which IMO are unnecessary.

[@lefyre1266]

Steven Marsh To answer your questions, the tool is very easy to use and is not heavy loaded with mud, doing ceiling you plant it up and do the work with your legs, on walls you lean in with bodyweight, no no real effort involved. You use air-dry mud not setting mud, so that's not an issue. The tool fastens securely to the handle and should not ever drop, however replacement parts are available for each brand, I last replaced my tools in 2006 after a theft and they are still in working order. I store them in a sealed pail, so they stay wet always, never need cleaning. They have 5 setting that determine mud thickness, from a heavy load to a tight skim, so hard to say linear feat, you keep pump and pail nearby, so reloading tool takes only 5 seconds. Perhaps on large house, 300-500 sheets of drywall I will do all flats in 60-90 min at my age.

[@wallboardtools]

Thanks D. fyre I think you summed things up v well!