TapeBuddy drywall tape machines are easy to assemble and work with. There’s no need to pre-mud the seams or work with heavy bulky drywall taping tools. You j…
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7 Comments
BuddyToolsLLC · September 27, 2014 at 4:42 AM
Commenting on this comment… “this works with short strips only.. have you
tried handling a mudded piece of tape over, say, 6 feet long? I’d rather do
the old-school way, its just as fast, if not faster.”
You can pull out as much tape as you like by booking the tape. However if
you are applying tape to the ceiling off of a stool or ladder, you can only
work with the tape you can reach from this one position which is about 5
feet. It’s so much easier and faster to work with what you can handle.
Old-school applies the mud to the seam and then follows with the tape.
TapeBuddy does this work for you and is so much faster and cleaner.
Old-school is not faster. NOT so. That’s why we and 1,000’s of others use
TapeBuddy tools on every drywall project they have.
DirtySockPuppets · September 27, 2014 at 4:57 AM
Is this a much less expensive version of the super taper?
honeybeerancher · September 27, 2014 at 5:29 AM
I was very skeptical at first and made a terse comment on another video. I
have to admit I was wrong and sorry.
BuddyToolsLLC · September 27, 2014 at 6:17 AM
You can pull out and use any length of tape you like however it is easier
to use just what you can handle. “Old school” takes time to apply compound
to the wall then embeds the tape. With TapeBuddy, you save a step, no mud
mess and less work. I’ve had others say the same thing until they used the
machine. It didn’t take long for them to start using a TapeBuddy. Faster,
less mess and easier to use. You can read some “user” comments on our
website. Thanks for your comments.
BuddyToolsLLC · September 27, 2014 at 6:57 AM
TapeBuddy was not made to replace the Banjo. However TapeBuddy is easier to
work with because you only work with the mudded tape and don’t need to
carry the machine. If you are taping a ceiling joint with a banjo, you step
up, apply the tape, lay the banjo to the side somewhere, then embed the
tape, pick up the banjo, step down and move. Not so with TapeBuddy. You
have the mudded tape & a drywall knife in your hands, climb the ladder,
apply the tape, embed. Done. One man job.
BuddyToolsLLC · September 27, 2014 at 7:20 AM
Comment from Bill, Chicago IL: “I used TapeBuddy to tape a 3’x6′ half bath
and this is my second drywall project (and first in four years). So really
I’m an amateur DIYer. The bottom line is that the $35 I spent on the
TapeBuddy was returned a few times over. It saved me about an hour of work
and many pounds of frustration. I remember my first taping experience and
the pain of mudding the wall and embedding the tape. I’ll be sure to
recommend the Tape Buddy to friends and family.”
ilikebeer · September 27, 2014 at 7:24 AM
this works with short strips only.. have you tried handling a mudded piece
of tape over, say, 6 feet long? i’d rather do the oldschool way, its just
as fast, if not faster imo.
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