Taping Tools Demonstration Videos | Columbia Taping Tools NZ

Columbia Taping Tools Demonstration Video

In this video, Columbia Taping Tools walks you through the taping and finishing process with Columbia Taping Tools - from mixing your joint compound to using the tools. This video is essential for any new user of automatic taping tools, and displays the quality, value and innovation of Columbia Taping Tools.

New quick release cap and other innovative features on the Columbia Automatic Taper

Check out some of the innovative features of the Columbia Automatic Taper

Part 1 - Automatic Taper Repair

Instructional video series, Taper Repair Part Two: How to dismantle your Columbia Automatic Taping in preparation for a tune up.

Part 2 - Automatic Taper Repair

Instructional video series, Taper Repair, Part Two: How to replace wear parts on your Columbia Automatic Taper.

Part 3 - Automatic Taper Repair

Instructional video series, Taper Repair, Part Three: How to put the Columbia Automatic Taper back together after a complete tune up.

Part 1 - Angle Head Repair

Instructional video series, Angle Head Repair, Part One: A step by step guide showing the correct way to remove your blades, frame springs, and frame clips in preparation for a repair.

Part 2 - Angle Head Repair

Instructional video series, Angle Head Repair, Part Two: How to square your frames correctly to ensure the correct tolerance and optimal operation.

Part 3 - Angle Head Repair

Instructional video series, Angle Head Repair, Part Three: How to install your frames and frame clips on your Columbia Angle Head.

Part 4 - Angle Head Repair

Instructional video series, Angle Head Repair, Part Four: How to properly set the top blades on your Columbia Angle Head.

Part 5 - Angle Head Repair

Instructional video series, Angle Head Repair, Part Five: How to set the tolerance on your side blades and set the mud flow on your Angle Head.

Corner Roller Setting

The Corner Roller Setting can be found by looking down the center of your roller. There should be a small "v" between the roller wheels. Check out this video if you are unsure.

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