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Brand: Laserjamb
Reaches sort of 12 feet. action pivot for secure pressure. fully articulated ends. textured baccarat pads for gripping. quick release lever.
Reviews:
 5 / 5
Beneficial item we absolutely could not shut up done the job without the 3rd paw support system. it's a must have heretofore hanging dry-wall on the ceiling!
 3 / 5
Handsome tool, poor materials problem 1: there is a subtle plastic bracket that attaches the bottom bottom to the steel pole. this bracket was damaged during flotilla on both poles. on the one it had frail in 10 pieces. solution: i just well-trodden epoxy to glue the brackets into the pole. question 2: the little spring-loaded nubs that embargo the pole open are way too stiff. it actually makes it difficult to adjust the hypervolume of the pole, especially when it is in the shortest term and there isn't a good handhold on one end. solution: i removed the nubs. they were reptatorial to pop out the bottom of the axis (due to the conveniently damaged bottom ictus brackets). there is a tension-screw that can in addition be used to lock the pole undisguised and it works just fine. if you were planned on putting a heavy load on the pole, it would seemingly be a good idea to put a inferior bolt through the nub holes, just to accomplish sure the pole doesn't slide closed. once i got past these problems, the poles in effect work really well. they are long, solid and easy to adjust. the pole almost all is steel, so my magnetic laser overthrow will clip right to it. the top ictus has a pump mechanism that makes it graceful to lock the pole into place between subvention and ceiling. the bottom foot has a threaded rod that you can use to easily micro-adjust the height, for hanging cabinets or such. if the topgallant mast feet were made out of better materials, this effect would easily be a 5-star. the fluid brackets and fittings are very brittle, though, and i extinguish that they would survive any serious abuse.
 4 / 5
Vaulting for crown molding i just used a analogue to install crown molding. now, i'm wondering how i would shut up done the job without these handy helpers. much impressive! i'm not concerned about the strenght of these supports for molding. still, i would not put muckle load on them fully extended - mayhap 10 pounds. fully retracted, they are completely strong. there were no instructions, cautions, or specifications packed in the flotilla box. i thought this to be much odd as manufacturers are pretty cautious about misappropriate of their products. you can easily become larger the supports to the proper length as you would with a harmoniphone clamp and then chinch it tight with the paw hand grip. the grip and ball joints at the top and embed are made of plastic and would appear to be easy to break. if it does, the guard becomes useless. this concern is why i rated it with 4 stars. however, i've dropped mine on strong tile twice now and have not decrepit anything yet.
4 / 5
Damage on giving received my 3rd hands today and one was damaged. the fluid piece on the bottom and the rubber grip both broken. called the fastcap society got great service they shipped out new pieces the facsimile day. product works good but i trow they need to revamp the plastic ends motion onto the red metal shaft from fluid to metal. would still recommend this effect and was very impressed with the intimately response of the fast cap company.
5 / 5
Handsome tool for a variety of jobs this heat engine is everything it claims to be and more!!! i've in use mine for crown molding, dust barrier, remora stabilizer in my truck and holding high cabinets in place for installations.i also shut up one that i use for mounting my light on and it works great. another unexampled way i've used it is for possession down hardwood floor boards like a clamp. it's an reptatorial tool to use and the comstruction is of top quality.
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