Gyproc blade runner

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Has anyone used one?

I've watched the video, and they look good on there, but I don't like to trust a promotion from the manufacturers.

I've got a bit of boarding to do soon, and was wondering if it would be a worthwhile investment.?


http://www.gyprocbladerunner.com/index.php/home/

Thanks

 

[gregers]

typical when these 1st came out travis had a deal on them and shifted them by the load,everyone ive spoken to have said its a bloody good piece of kit,but like you i havnt tried it yet and i aint spending £30 just to try it.

 

[neds]

Yeah the vid looks great but how many people lay plasterboard like that? I certainly dont, mine have been against the wall using a 4 Foot level to cut. Just seems clumsy to me and fiddly, great if you have it set up like in the vid but its never like that in the real world.

 

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They seem to be going for around £40, so I think I'll give it a miss. I've managed all these years with a stanley knife.

I wonder if it is a case of them trying to re-invent the wheel?

 

[ChapiTheBricky]

excellent! the plasterers at the work love them, they were freebies right enough though

 

[plstering]

stanley knife all the way for me you realy need too be working of a bencg/pallet stack of plasterboard cant use it agenst the wall and £40 is a bit of money just for a bit of boarding dont you thinl pound shop stanley knife and blades £2 sorted now there rasps are good got one of them and a mt rasp in just sits in the bag now lol