Extra Long Pro-Grade Drywall Mud Mixer With 32" Shaft And 7" Paddle Head - LEVEL5 Drill Attachment (Model 5-292) Review

I’ve been a professional drywall finisher for over 25 years and I’ve tried almost every mixer I could find. I’ve been using "USG Sheetrocks” mixer for a long time and it’s been unbeatable until now. This mixer does everything great just like the USG mixer does but the main advantage is the Level 5 mixer doesn’t take as much power from the drill when mixing super thick mud. The Level 5 really cuts through the mud without killing your drill and does a great job thoroughly mixing your bucket.

Best mixer that is available to date! Does exactly what it is advertised to do and does it well. I tried 3 other types of mixers this week with my Milwaukee M18 cordless Mud Mixer (with HD 9.0 amp battery). Other mixers have a thin hex shaft that tends to bend and is usually to short, causing you to bend over just enough to tweek your back. They also require a mixing drill with quite a bit of torque - I'm using a cordless mixer that has a lot of torque but it is not quite the same as a really…

I'm giving this 2 stars not for any defect, but for inaccurate information. The manufacturer says the shaft is 3/8". This should fit a drill chuck of the same size. This is not the case. This shaft is just a bit too large to fit my Rigid 3/8" drill.

I’m not a painter but we do have a lot of chickens. I use this with a 1/2” electric drill to mix (combine) chicken feed. Works great and is super strong. No doubt that it would work great for paint and plaster as well.

It works great, but as you can see in the pictures it arrived with this friggin shard sticking out & I ripped my finger open on it. That's not something that should be found on a Level 5 tool.

Very happy with this mixer bought for mixing in the pan when dying the final coat way better than flipping with the knife till mixed.

Wasn't sure if this was a waste of money but thought what the heck, I'd give it a try. Actually works very well! The old paddle style I use just spins the mud around, this thing actually pulls the mud up from the bottom and pushes the top mud down to get a thorough mix. Good purchase

This was huge, industrial size huge drill needed so impractical for your everyday drywall installer. But am sure it serves a purpose somewhere.

Edges of the mixer are very sharp and led to the mixer cutting off chunks of plastic from the drywall bucket I was mixing in. Was a total pain to filter all of the plastic out of my mix. Also does not fit standard drills. Had to rig up a attachment out of superglue and an old ratchet set.

Perfect for anyone who makes hair products like matte paste, clay pomades or anything viscous that needs to be mixed thoroughly. To clean you need to boil water and wait till its rapidly boiling and give it a few blasts to clean the mixer bit.

.but pay no attention to what the other person wrote - metal slivers? evidently this person has never ever mixed mud or paint before. better than getting out your huge mixer for a super small job - positively perfect for 1/2 gallon whatever needs mixing.

Love this mixer, it works better than paint mixers when use it with joint compound. Had a small burr from the welding process, quick file and I was all set. Very happy, would recommend

I don't know what people were complaining about. This thing blew through everything and made the mud like soft butter. Never had an issue with it. I would recommend this to anybody.

This thing works wonderfully, as advertised, and is very durable. No splashing or spill-out of drywall mud either. Would recommend.Note: Don't try to run this with your regular drill. You need a big mixing drill.

Like many others, I’ve tried numerous versions of mud mixers. This one is hands down my favorite. Well worth the money if you need one.

I love using these to mix paints.especially if they have been sotting a while. also bought one for the classroom and the kids (6th graders) learned to put their paint can or jar of ceramic glaze on the floor, hold it between their feet, and mix with this. Real time saver!

Not a bad mixer. The mixer may not be compatible with all types of drywall mud. Just have to be careful to not chew into the bucket. I do find little pieces from time to time.

Best mud mixer ever! I love this little mixer, fits right in my mud pan to mix up small batches. Mixed my mud to a perfect consistency on my first try. This mixer is very sturdy and will last a long time.