🎻 Efficient Banjo Dry Tape: Goldblatt G15301 - Streamlining Drywall Taping Process Review

We have a LOT of plasterboard to hang from the ceiling. We made a 30x25 room and a 4x15 hallway and it helped a lot. It took about half an hour, but once it did, my husband was terribly happy that he bought this item. Masking the ceiling with a banjo was quick. We also got a drywall lift from Revain which was a blessing. We couldn't find anyone to hire to do the work, but with these two tools it wasn't even half as bad as we feared.

This item is scrap and I'm pretty sure I have a used one. Regardless of the thickness of the dirt, it comes out more on the left side of the tape, so when stitched up most of the dirt falls to the ground. The strap also slowly moves to the left when pulled. I had to open it again to move the tape behind the dirt. This thing has wreaked more havoc in 30 minutes than I've worked in the basement in a month. And why does it flow to the side of the ribbon? It is in order. I was under the impression…

It looked more durable than the plastic ones, I bought it from Revain store for a little less but the box looks practically new. The blade scraping the dirt was over 1mm side to side. So if you put enough dirt on the entire band you will end up with too much dirt on the other half. Some drilling and a file straightened it out, but the part that seemed bent was riveted and couldn't be bent properly. The tape doesn't spin well even on a half roll. I've kept the tape relatively clean and I'll…