[fistofbolts]

never use the wing nut toggle bolts again. or mess with brady tags again.

 

[cultch]

My boss man gave me one of those # giddy ups one time. I don't know if it was old or what but they wouldn't stick at all. Of course he acted like I was a hack that I wanted a # book.

 

[Grogan14]

I'll have to try those Snaptoggles sometime.

 

[A Little Short]

I'll have to try those Snaptoggles sometime.

I've used them a couple of times to hang mounts for wall mounted flat screen TVs. Work great and haven't heard of any problems and one was over a year ago.

 

[fistofbolts]

My boss man gave me one of those # giddy ups one time. I don't know if it was old or what but they wouldn't stick at all. Of course he acted like I was a hack that I wanted a # book.

the ones I used today were by 3m and stickier than the books by far.

 

[fistofbolts]

I've used them a couple of times to hang mounts for wall mounted flat screen TVs. Work great and haven't heard of any problems and one was over a year ago.

they are so much quicker and easier than those damn weak toggle bolts. used them to hang a heavy panel. but we also put three bolts to the stud in the middle as well. its too easy really. drill 1/2 in hole, zip it in, the zip part even snugs up and fits the hole perfect, cut the plastics off flush. and at ease stick your bolt when ready.

 

[FrunkSlammer]

Pretty cool, gotta find some of those!

 

[fistofbolts]

Pretty cool, gotta find some of those!

Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SC1ZuxuZ2PU

good link, I was using my ***** to cut them off. didnt know they just snap off lol

 

[fistofbolts]

ok I take back everything on the wire marker dispenser. they do come off easily in time because they are plastic. brady tags are cloth type and will stay. bummer

 

[brian john]

the ones I used today were by 3m and stickier than the books by far.

and easier and never had an issue with them comming off

 

[sparky970]

It's amazing all of the different parts and pieces than can be used. I'm an industrial guy and I've seen and used those.

 

[brian john]

When I worked in the field, I was always on the lookout for new products to simplify work. Trade magazines, supply houses and other electricians always great sources and today the internet.

 

[A Little Short]

good link, I was using my ***** to cut them off. didnt know they just snap off lol

Yep, I saw where you said "cut off the plastic" and thought you might have had something different because mine just snap off!:whistling2:

 

[sparky970]

When I worked in the field, I was always on the lookout for new products to simplify work. Trade magazines, supply houses and other electricians always great sources and today the internet.

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I still do that. Always looking for ways to make it more efficient for the crews-

 

[lectric_hand6855]

What sizes do the toggles come in?

 

[ecelectric]

I keep the toggles in my truck , they are awesome

 

[Giorgio.g]

$10 dollar for a bag of 10 plastic toggles? No thank You, i rather pay $15 for a box of 100.

 

[lectric_hand6855]

$10 dollar for a bag of 10 plastic toggles? No thank You, i rather pay $15 for a box of 100.

That's the thing with all these cool new products, the saved labor just doesn't come close to covering the extra cost.

 

[coolright]

I've used the togglers for years, got my guys hooked on them. They get mad now if they need to use a (wing) toggle bolt. Some of the other trades have seen them and have liked them also.

They come in #10 to 1/2" sizes. #10 has a 800 lb pull out and 1/4" has 1000 lb pull out. We get ours out of McMaster Carr, or Grainger.

 

[Ty Wrapp]

Used Togglers to hang payphones back in the day.