FASTER UNISTRUT TRAPEZE with DELIGO MASONRY SCREWS

A faster way to fix a Unistrut trapeze hanger to concrete - These Deligo Masonry screws just need a pilot hole and you are ready to fix.
Watch out for the threaded rod cutter!
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[@harrycollins9866]

Nice . Been using the Hilti type for a few years now with a 13mm socket on the impact 👍👍 forgot about anchors

[@holmesjunction]

Good old YT - How to fasten an advert up to a ceiling! 😂

[@darrenfreeman6205]

Again fantastic video, I've always stuck to a square washer on the top and bottom of the sturt. How strong is this compared. Love the lipped washer. Forgive me if I've been sleeping under a rock lol.

[@GrahamDIY]

Looks nice. I use concrete screws a lot. And they hold very well.
But for this application, hanging vertically down, and it’s probably just me, I’d have to resin it. 😄

[@efixx]

Thanks for your input Graham 👍🏻

[@acespark1]

Looks better than the old red ends that fall out after a few hours 👍🏻

[@brewertonpaul]

Looks good, I would probably put a locknut on as well though up by the slab.

[@alinili5569]

Hi what is the Rod cutting machine / tool
Thanks

[@chrisgerrard9025]

What’s is it?💀

[@cal5566]

Used these in wood with a pilot drill due to supplier issues on other fixing types, did a good job.

[@paulprescott7913]

I don't know why, but I distrust these.

[@johnwarwick4105]

Threaded bar cutter looks cool if it leaves a clean end

[@jonbeavanelec]

Could you tell me what the rod cutter is? Seems to work really well. Cheers

[@efixx]

It’s also from Deligo - we’ll dig up a link

[@tresslerj1985]

Yeah that got me excited too 🤣

[@jonbeavanelec]

@@efixx 👌

[@blanketyblank5022]

Me too

[@elsdonsparks]

About bloody time.

[@dr.pepper7924]

Yo why wouldn’t you use a regular concrete bullet anchor ? Or atleast a shorty anchor that is not going to hold near as much ad those would

[@arthurmorgan8966]

Threaded rod cutter is cool, I always assumed hvac guys cut those with angle grinder

[@Dirtyharry70585]

Doesn’t show the end trimmer to round off the burr

[@JustMe-to8te]

Nice job!

[@hardave17]

Can't believe that job only took you 32 seconds!!!

[@efixx]

Speed 🦾

[@arcadia1701e]

How strong are they compared to a drop in anchor ?

[@harrycollins9866]

I remember having a pull test once with hilti and they said 1 of these type of fixings can safely take 5 tonne mass

[@theendofmytether398]

Much better

[@goodplacereviewer2495]

@@harrycollins9866 what about 5.00000000000000000001 tonnes ?

[@stevendouglas3860]

Dam they are nice Gaz joe Gordon

[@efixx]

👍🏻

[@Dirtyharry70585]

Yeah big money cutters but no impact driver🤣. Some states require a vacuum for the concrete dust

[@user-gs6wo1wx3i]

!!