Fastest crack spackler in the west...period!

[Chris L]

I have come up with an innovative idea to keep me ahead in my trade. I will not be beaten. I have created the fastest crack spacklin tool around. NO ONE CAN SPACKLE CRACK LIKE ME NOW!

[Dukes69]

Nice! Where are the action shots?!?!?!?!

[Paradiddle]

Someone is practicing their welding chops...



Jeff

[mrblaine]

Amateur!

Arrow down to the bottom left of the page. That spackle your crack like nobody's business!

http://www.mybetterworld.com/gentle%20jack.htm

[mrblaine]

Why do you have all those bicycle parts laying around?

[cbremer]

Originally posted by mrblaine
Why do you have all those bicycle parts laying around?

i think the auto tranny went south so Chris decided to resort to pedal power


put a nice sharp edge on that air-hammer-operated crack spackling tool and it would make a nice dicer/mincer too!

[Chris L]

Originally posted by mrblaine
Why do you have all those bicycle parts laying around?

Good eye there Blaine. Those are debs triathalon peddles. I swap them out for her when she wants to ride with the kids with regular peds.

As for the tool, I use a 1"flatblade for removing the texture on stucco for window and door replacement.

I took this 5" hard non-flexable scraper and welded it to one of the accessory bits. When I have to patch a window or door job i use the small blade if there is a straight line or saw cut, so I can expose the wire with out destroying the paper. I use this new tool to remove the lace texture about 5" or so around a stucco patch job [just removing the texture, not the stucco itself} this way i can tie in the stucco and tecture virtually unnoticable except for a perfect color match. To the untrained eye its hard to tell which way the texture was originally trowled on. I can look at a house and tell if the person was left handed or right handed and in which direction the texture was dragged

[Jerry Bransford]

Chris, you can take that cool crack spackler right down here to Escondido when I knock a closet wall down in my back bedroom and have to patch the wall up afterwards.