Review on 14" Stainless Steel Drywall Masonry Tool Tray Bucket - LEVEL5 Pro-Grade Mud Pan With Ergonomic Contoured Base 5-334 by Marcus West

I’ve been using a plastic pan w/ metal edges. I was not able to keep crumbs from forming while working. With the plastic clean up was time consuming. The SS Pan is the way to go. I’m a DIYer. I’m drywalling a 600 sq ft room with 12, 3’x 5’ skylights. Beside the bathroom, the skylights have 48 inside corners and 96 outside edges. I needed to up my game over the plastic pan. The SS pan helps with inside corner taping. I have also purchased a Drywall Hawk and some 6,12 and 14” knives. These pro tools help make the job better.