Goldblatt G15813 Corner Clincher Mallet Review

The bolts on my clincher tire keep loosening and need to be re-tightened all 2 drywall corners. Therefore I do not recommend this product.

Didn't fully count the beef on one side and pushed the bead in far enough away that there was no bevel so the metal was showing . No matter how hard I hit the clincher, it didn't do a professional job.

Not what I expected. This worked fine, but not right on the corner bead. This was the size of the corner bead it was designed for.

This is the only way to install metal corners, although plastic corners cannot be made. This allows you to quickly adjust the angle in about a minute. You just have to hit him hard to insert the teeth he produces. I used at least 4 nails, 2 on each end to hold them in place :)

Didn't work very well at first, didn't squeeze hard, sometimes the corner bar would bounce off. I've found that the clincher often gets stuck mid-shot and doesn't hit the bottom. By hand it looked like a burr so I machined the roughness until smoothed out, added a drop of oil and now it works great.