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Introduce Screw-Down Beam Puller

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When you have to stretch a board... #tools #handtools #construction #builder #diy #shorts

What happens here

Dennis then introduces a 'screw-down version' of the beam puller, which is already set up on another timber beam arrangement. He explains that this version is ideal when users don't want to create large holes in their timber, especially if the timber will be exposed. This version features flat plates with multiple screw holes on each end, allowing it to be screwed down onto the timber surface instead of hammered in.

Goal: An alternative screw-down version of the beam puller is presented, designed for situations where permanent holes from hammering are undesirable, offering more versatility.

Tools and materials

  • Screws (not explicitly shown
  • but implied for screw-down version)
  • Stedox Beam Puller (Screw-down type)
  • Timber Beams

What they say

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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.

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