How to load a Drywall Taping Banjo

used my finishing mud to demonstrate not what i would use to tape with

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Finishing
• Drywall
• Dry-wall
• taping
• tapeing
• banjo
• taper
• mudder

[toyotatruckin]

for 100 sheets a month the banjo is plenty, where a bazooka really shines is when you have larger jobs and a crew, not saying 1 man cant run a bazooka I know fact one guy can BUT the cost not only in tools but time would make it not worth it-If you have any questions about it feel free to give me a call (central time) 785-505-8405 leave me a message if I dont answer and i would be glad to help you out if I can!

[wolfpaw69]

Excellent presentation.

[andybuildz]

I've been doing remodeling for over 30 years and JUST bought a banjo.

The banjo came this evening which is just in time. I have an entire kitchen to tape with 15' cathedral ceilings...yada yada. I'm looking in the banjo for some sort of hook to loop the tape around the top of the inside of the banjo but saw none. I'm thinking it was missing until I saw your video. Exact same banjo I have. Now I see how its done. No hook at all. The mud holds it to the top of the inside.

Thanks much!

[gael86]

wow, i was not really sure about how to load it, and i was even wonder if really work. but now that i see it, i think i definitely going to buy it, i think the loop make sense. so now my question is, if you don't do more than 100 sheets at month, is it worthy to buy a bazooka? if so, do you know the best one? and what do i need to buy, pump, taper, boxes etc. thank you!

[TomSawyerPainting]

That was very informative and you made it seem so easy. Thank you for this Video Sir.