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:: Friday, June 18, 2004 ::
CV inventor promises ease with new carpenter contraption By David Taylor, North Channel Sun, TX
'The first time I thought about it I was three stories up on an extension ladder and I had my caulk gun, but had left my hammer down on the ground,' Gaddy said. He realized then if he had a hammerhead on the other end of his caulk gun, he'd be better off.
The new tool is simple and straightforward in use. The caulk gun element operates in the same manner as any standard caulk gun, dispensing a line of caulk at the squeeze of the trigger.
To use the hammerhead, the consumer would grasp the tube of caulk loaded in the gun and, using the tube as a handle, swing the unit as with any hammer.------------------------------------------- posted 6:13 AM :: reference link ::
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