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Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This video demonstrates the use of Stedox Beam Pullers, specialized tools designed for achieving tight and precise joints when installing timber beams. It showcases two versions: a hammer-in model for quick temporary securing and a screw-down model for situations where minimal wood damage is preferred, illustrating how they effectively draw beams together for seamless fitting in construction.

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All right, Dennis. What are we looking at with this now? We're looking at the beam puller, also known as the beam stretcher. And you need this thing to get the tightest seams. So, here we have two beams. You can quickly hammer the hook down. This one has knurlings or tooth on all four sides, so it drives super easily into the wood. And by just twisting, cranking the handle, you get up to 1,500 lbs of force with just your fingertips. And when you have a tight seam, remove it by just clacking the hook. And off to the next seam. But wait, there's more. Yeah, we also have a screw-down version. So, when when you don't want to have huge holes in your timber, and it's going to be exposed, you can just put put small timber fasteners in. Has the same function. This also works with steel, concrete, whatever material. And guys can find out more information at steadox.com. Yeah, exactly. And we have inventory in the US for these beam pullers, two to three day shipping nationwide. All right, thank you, sir. Thank you.

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