[clincher123]

The hammer clincher seems to be the only tool for installing metal corner bead where metal studs are used. Do you think a pneumatic tools would be accepted in this trade? It's worked for carpentry. With a pneumatic clincher, you could install corner bead all day without fatigue because it's a simple matter of pushing a button to make a clinch instead of that energy consuming hammer swing. Any comment would be appreciated.

 

[Kevin]

When are you hoping to release your new product?

 

[ProWallGuy]

When are you hoping to release your new product?

 

[clincher123]

When are you hoping to release your new product?

Hi Kevin,
I am ready to start production now. I'd like some feedback from potential users/buyers before taking the plunge and investing a fair amount of money into that production run. It seems like a no brainer. When using the pneumatic tool production goes up, no fatigue, and the quality of the work is better because there are no off-center hammer hits to twist the bead.

Think businesses would have interest in this tool?

There's a flyer I can send you. Forward your e-mail to [email protected] if interested.

 

[ProWallGuy]

Clincher, it would behoove you to read the rules on advertising on this forum before posting threads such as this.


The rules can be found here.

 

[catalfanoc]

how about no coat corner bead may kill your invention