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   cabman | Jan 21, 2003 08:16am | #1

   I am a cabinet maker/installer, I use the Third Hand Support on every job. Without a doubt a great investment.

   If you have ever tried to hang a 24" deep x 33" wide x 24" tall fridge upper by yourself, you know what I mean.

   well worth the price.

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   Lateapex911 | Jan 22, 2003 09:32am | #2

   OK, I admit....I'm in the dark....what is this thing you guys like so  much?  I work alone mostly and can use the extra hand occasionally.Jake Gulick

   [email protected]

   CarriageHouse Design

   Black Rock, CT

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   sdr25 | Jan 23, 2003 09:18pm | #3

   LATEAPEX911, look in the Tool Crib under "Third hand" it's basically an extension pole with a quick grip type operation on the end for one hand extension.

   Sailr, I own one. At first I wasn't impressed. First thing I did was use it to hang a 48"x 30"x 24" deep custom wall cabinet. It was a bit too heavy for that tool. However I just finished hanging a kitchen with 11 wall units, solo, and it worked like a charm. I also use it in the back of my truck as a cargo stop.

   I give it a thumbs up. I'm gonna buy another.

   Scott R.
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   neilcontractor | Jan 24, 2003 04:14am | #4

   What's the difference between the third hand and the T-Jak unit, besides the cost?  Has anyone used T-Jak?

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   sailr | Jan 24, 2003 06:59pm | #5

   Thanks for the feedback.  I had read the reviews on amazon and figured it wouldn't serve much use with heavy items, but sounds like it's sturdy enough for the things I would use it for.  Not having a chance to see it in person, I just wanted to make sure it's quality and jobsite fitness are up to  snuff.

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   andybuildz | Jan 25, 2003 07:29pm | #6

   wow..the things you learn here..

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