Drywall Bazooka Tips Taping in Walls
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Drywall Bazooka Automatic Taper tips taping in walls and ceilings. We talked about whether fibafuse was better and as good to run through the bazooka than paper tape.
Ready to start taping the walls with the Automatic Taper.
This brand is a Tapepro, possibly the only one with a removable head for more thorough cleaning. Works a treat.
Gary said hes been using it weekly for 5 years and only ever had to replace the cutting blade. Despite its complexities its a very simple tool. Follow Gary on Instagram @gary_holt_plastering.
If anyone can use one of these and use a hoverboard, please get in touch.....
Shout outs to Leon Gibson for the hover board video, lets see some more my friend.
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1.0 - Preparing the Automatic Taper Drywall Bazooka & Plastering Tool Talk - ua-cam.com/video/Ml8vbHIu6os/v-deo.html
1.1 - Drywall Bazooka Tips Taping in Walls - ua-cam.com/video/pKUxuY_gf48/v-deo.html
1.2 - How To Tape in Drywall Fast with an Automatic Taper - ua-cam.com/video/lCiyqsN-J0g/v-deo.html
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1.4 - Paper Tape Joints in Bathroom Like a Pro - ua-cam.com/video/1ZkeKDQVDWQ/v-deo.html
1.5 - Using the Bazooka to Tape Drywall Internal Corners - ua-cam.com/video/2rgH0Dr6XO4/v-deo.html
1.6 - The Tapepro Corner Roller and Straight Glazer - ua-cam.com/video/cPzAuTUE_OA/v-deo.html
I finally have an answer to that huge gap in transition from walls to ceiling. Thanks Gary!
Thank you for filling in the recess of the flat while wiping down. Can't seem to convince those here in the States how much further work it saves! 😊
Gary you did a good job . I did drywall finishing for 32 years before I retire and the guy on the 2 wheel cart with the flat box (wow) I have never seen that before. :)
Yeah Gary has got the touch. Tha is for watching
@@Maxkil Gary good luck with your UA-cam channel
Your channel ROCKS
Never seen that burping thing before but gonna try it, hate going back and fixing tape lifts
He is good. He knows how far to run and cut the tape to keep moving well done sir ..if anybody says any different they don't know what the fuck they would be talking about
Perfect .10/10
Wow Garry is an absolute machine working on his own and taping and bedding in the tape. Need to be strong in the mind working on your own. Just as you are Maxkil. Keep up the good work. If you are still in Melbourne wouldn't be a bad idea catching up.
Oh man next time I'm there definitely... Are you close to town....
mud drop down from the side of paper like raining when i use this at2000 auto
taper to taper the ceiling.how may i avoid that？
Good tip about burping the bazooka I had issues with air pockets when I owned one, might look at purchasing again. What base compound are you using? Is it air dry or chemical set? Cheers guys great work
I haven’t seen in a house built in the states with 8 foot ceilings since the 70s everything here is nine and 10 foot ceilings and vaults and pop outs everywhere A stick of bead for every sheet a board in the house this would be drywall heaven or what we would call Gravy , plus no upper angles to tape holly shit you guys got it easy
I agree I’m 20 years old and work in buildings all over the Bay Area and learned how to run a tape tech bazooka in units that are 10 feet and all have angles and have to tape several of them a day to makes sure my whole team gets some good cash if our units where like this I would run through them . I think my little brother that’s 9 could tape these this is a CAKEWALK most people just wont understand 🤦🏻♂️he said crazy Americans smh we actually work for ours sir
you held the paper with the mud panther laid it down with the knife nice
After you pull after the bazooka, am I the only one who gives an additional coat to top off? I rarely see it done here
tks for the video max， im useing this autotaper yesterday。 But I think to much mud come out from taper. It,s more like raining when I taping ceiling. I mix normal csr 60mins base coat. Can you please help me?
Too wet the mix maybe? To much mud going through We had a fair bit come from the ceiling as well. I'm not the best to answer that... Perhaps someone here can help.. thanks for watching Hao Wang.
Tilt the taper so as only one wheel runs on the ceiling. You will find less mud drips from the joint.
Thanks for the advice Gazman, I will try that out...
Good work ,what brand are those blue boxes and bazookas and how much are they? Haven't seen those here in Houston, I have tape tech boxes but I'm still learning im not an expert yet
They are called Tapepro, made in Australia.
@@Maxkil thank you ,they r sold here too but different colors.my first time seen those blue ones .
Hey Mate. They are available in the US under the Blueline name
Why when I cut the tape it keeps cutting new tape as it advances New blade as well.. but i am new at running the bazooka???
A re you stopping, then cutting.
Thing is that here in America it doesnt have to be tight it needs a layer of rock for fire protection wich are fire rated walls once you have drywall and you have taped the angle wich we just fire tape no need to be completely finished if its taking crown molding or cornice as you call it. And that is by code here in America unless your crown molding is fire rated.
Ok... Thanks that makes more sense, thanks for the insight... Cheers
True. Reminds me of one job i had when the man said "I want everything ready for paint. " To which i replied, "The ceilings are getting crown molding so all they need is taped." He said, "I repeat, everything ready for paint." To which i replied,"Yes, sir."
Hi mate we have problems with the tape dragging,do you have any tips.Thanks
Start or finish a run with a little extra to compensate for the drag. Careful not to let the extra pull the rest of the run off the wall when gravity decides to take over.
Preferably leave the extra at the beginning so the drag will pull the extra perfectly into place. More applicable to a long run rather than shorter ones.
Make sure you oil up real good before you start it will help with drag and a lot of new guns have a adjustable drag now on the wheel brake
To all who may not notice!!!! Just look at how relatively CLEAN he is! Sure he has some material on him, but an amateur would be C O V E R E D in the stuff at this point. LOL!
I never get to the 9th stroke.
My main concern with the bazooka is you have to thin down the mud a lot to be able to run it through the machine meaning the glue is not as strong
Very true. As well if you run multi purpose mud you have to wait too long to coat it again. It's ok if your working by yourself like Gary
He’s worried about the mud drying out 😆. Is that why he mixes it so thin. I use a 5 gallon pale in like 30 -45 mins
Hey mate the mud Gary uses won't dry out on him and it is thinned out to run through the machine smoothly however you will then need to all ow for drying time, he does the whole job himself, people with a few guys in the crew use a fast setting compound that you'd be scared to put into this taper they use a different style tool like the Tapepro Mud Box that way they can second coat after morning tea
@@Maxkil I just did 11 500 by myself in 6 days. I’ll have to send you a vid on how to do it. Btw that one guy in your vids that uses the trowel goofy has fantastic trowel skills. To be honest in taping the most difficult thing to master is the trowel above and beyond the bazooka. Just saying so you know I’m not just hating. I know good work when I see it
Yeah nice man, yeah they can trowel well, they put me to shame, in fact hard to post a video of my own work after showing theirs.. anyway it's all fun. Yeah I would love to share your videos on here , I would learn a few things from it. Variety is good. Keep in touch and send a video over when you can.
@@Maxkil I will send one eventually..... I’m sure the gentleman in this vid has a very good end product, he’s just not efficient that’s all and you know how it is ...... it’s a speed quality ratio not just about one or the other cheers
The tape in the angle gives around 3 minutes more before the fire reach the wood on the roof. And in terms on fire and firefighter 3 minutes could save your life and home.
A trick i learned, wait, i know this is YOUR video not mine. You're on camera and I'm not. More than one way to skin a cat. To each their own, if it works don't fix it. Having said that, the trick I've learned is not to use the bazooka razor to make cuts at the angle but rather to keep rolling onto the next wall. When coming back to wipe down, simply slice the tape in the corner with your knife in your pocket. The tape will have pulled from the wall a bit before cutting and look like hell. But when it's cut it'll lay perfectly on each opposing wall. It's quite remarkable.
Actually I heard that just the other day thanks
Lol people pleading fire code are plebs, the extra cover of cove makes up more than enough of a seal anyway. We have a Columbia bazooka but haven't had the balls to teach ourselves how to use it yet.
Haha really they probably go really good as well the Columbia's.. yeah was interested in the bazooka, I need to learn.. what better way than to watch an edit hours of footage....hehe
@@Maxkil yeh bro we are new with mechanical application finding our way slowly the last couple of years bazooka is my next task. the reason I asked about the mud runner the other day is I'm trying to get hold of one in New Zealand, it's probably easier if I get it when I'm in Ausie next
Kiwi Bird No need for a tight seal its just by code here in America for fire protection and for inspections to pass you at least need fire tape if its taking crown molding or cornice as they call it.
@@diegoromo2016 yeh things are different all over the world, we do get fire rated systems here in New Zealand too in some residential cases if specified but for general construction looks ok. anyway I'd assume that people asking about fire systems have some sort of basic knowledge of the code and standards in their area or country and have no real points to make out of somebody taping some joints
no butt joints no screws
tell the Americans why there is a big Gap in the corner. LOL, actually it saves you a lot of work not having to do it
Shit Max could be my twin bro t her Wth
Omg at 6:02 he was in that corner for like a minute. This guy is terrible