Wooster Brush R091 Sherlock GT Convertible Extension Pole, 4-8 feet,Silver/Black

I have tried a few, and this is one of the best paint poles I have seen. This is the funniest part I buy them for the fiberglass to build The industrial supply chain has a hard time finding fiberglass tubing in these dimensions for some reason. I've tried a lot of fiberglass in this size range over the years, but Jiffylock has always been my favorite until I pruned this one today. Very similar to the yellow, but I prefer the gray color for some reason- Unlike ordinary wood, this one cuts with a lot less fine dust and is almost The label can also be removed on this, rather than having to scrub and sanitize it for ten minutes. A similar price is charged. I have created a new standard. Here is the specification. 1. 2. 3. The weight of each foot is 9 ounces. A 1 means that the OD is With an ID of 1, you get 254" give or take a thousandth or two. There are about a couple thousandths difference between the two. In most cases, the variation to be seen is a result of clumsy micrometer usage rather than actually being an indication of ID variance. A good level of control is available in terms of dimensions. In some fiberglass tubes, the tube walls are not round and/or they aren't properly controlled for thickness. The texture is fine and the surface is glossier than some others. A telescope with an outside diameter of 27mm and an inner diameter of 32mm. I'm not sure what manufacturing process it uses, but it's not a cheapo While I don't often write reviews, when I find something that I think is truly exceptional or truly awful, I figure I ought to let you know.

Khalil McBride

| Mar 30, 2021

I broke the plastic end after using it for 6 weeks with light use. There is an older model that has a metal end to which the roller handle attaches (the upper handle in the picture is the old style), this new model has a cheap plastic end and it broke after a six-week trial. It's impossible to find a replacement part.

Eve Vazquez

| Sep 20, 2020

Here is what you need to buy. You owe yourself (and your back) a purchase as soon as possible if you ever use a paint roller. When I bought this, I also wanted it so I wouldn't have to bend over to paint my boat dock and deck. This thing has already paid for itself MULTIPLE times over after over 2000 square feet. It has since been used to paint several ceilings as well, and I cannot express my delight in finding it so highly rated. A ladder can be very difficult to move around constantly, so this is a much easier solution. In addition, it allows you to keep your paint tray safely on the ground where it's much less likely to spill and create a Their products come in a variety of lengths, but the 4-inch is the most popular It seems like a good idea to go with an 8 foot model As an example, I typically set the length to 5 feet when I have 8' ceilings. Keeping one hand in close proximity to the ground allows me to support the bulk of the weight, and making use of the other hand to simple move I can now hold my arm above my head while standing on a ladder, which is much easier than holding my arm above my head before. As a final recommendation, I recommend that you also buy the Wooster Sherlock paint roller frame that this can be paired with. As well as the screw adapter, it comes with a carry bag You really don't want a roller full of paint falling off by mistake - not only do you not want paint all over your surface, but you don't want your roller to slide off when you are rolling it Essentially screwed together. It is easy to lock the Wooster roller with a single click.

Ryan Ferguson

| Oct 24, 2020

It would be more convenient to use the roller instead of having to remove the roller for quick roller use (cleaning the edge of the paint can after pouring, replacing the roller cover Due to how simple it is to pop the roller on and off the extender, I take the roller off a lot more. Is that okay? Could you paint that a little more? The roller can be easily removed by popping it There is no problem with the extension. This lift goes up and down smoothly and clicks into place with a nice, solid click. Using the roller does not cause it to shake, as the connection between the roller and the hook is solid. Roller extensions can't really compete with this one. It stands out as one of a kind. I don't think I have ever used one better.

Zara Delgado

| Aug 07, 2020

In order to replace an old extension pole that was not slide-and-tighten, I bought this extension It was impossible to paint with a roller with the old pole because it constantly slipped and twisted. There are 2 types of adjustments on this extension, so that it can be changed quickly. It also has fixed snap points so that it does not slip or twist. It's easy to adjust the pole's length, and it's well balanced whatever length it is. For most painting projects around the house, a size of four to eight feet is appropriate. This is a good product at an affordable price.

Veronica Morgan

| Dec 14, 2020

No one can beat it, It is impossible to compare Sherlock GT with the Sherlock While I do not use Wooster brushes, I find the Rolling system to be superior.

Kenia Castaneda

| Sep 20, 2020

With this product, you can use products with the attachment design, but it also comes with a portion for old fashioned twist on attachments so you can use your fancy new paint roller as well as your older It is not heavy but doesn't feel light either. I have the upper body strength of a 6 year old so it is not light. Although the pole remains at the length you pick no matter how much you twist and turn it, it's predetermined in length, which makes it unlike normal extension poles. As a result, I did not mind because a little extra length didn't interfere with my painting experience, but if you insist on just the right amount of precision, then you should rent another tool. It's all in all a great pole and I am glad I spent a bit more than my five dollar pole at walmart. I avoided the hassles and headaches of the Walmart pole, which was well worth my money.

Ila Washington

| Jul 17, 2021

My mistake was not seeing the screw on piece right away when I bought the painter's pole. In addition to the pole, I got the Kasey adapter, which fits nicely on the end. Once I have an assistant, this stand will become the portable stand used for outdoor events and portraits. You can find a softcopy of this here It is possible to take elevated shots by attaching a box to the end of this or even by using my camera. I like how it is relatively light weight, sturdy, and I also like how the holes are spaced on this model at a convenient distance from each other.

Charleigh Reed

| Nov 17, 2020