IVY Classic Industries, Inc.
IVY Classic Industries, Inc. 17050 Corner Bead Tool with 16 oz Rubber Mallet striking tool
A corner-bead tool with spring-loaded plunger head and a 16 oz rubber mallet for drywall finishing
- TypeMallets & Dead Blow Hammers
- Aluminium body with plated-steel parts resists wear
- Spring-loaded plunger head withstands heavy use
- 16 oz rubber mallet delivers controlled strikes
- Smooth hardwood handle gives comfortable grip
- 1-1/4" outside leg length suits corner bead work
Corner Bead Tool with Mallet
The IVY Classic 17050 combines a 1-1/4" corner bead tool and a 16 oz rubber mallet in one kit. Its aluminium body uses plated-steel working parts for durability. A spring-loaded plunger head is built to withstand rugged use on site. The mallet features a smooth hardwood handle for a comfortable grip.
Drywall finishers needing a dedicated corner tool
This set suits professionals who regularly install corner bead and want a matched striking tool. It is not intended for general carpentry or demolition where a standard hammer is preferred. Buyers who need adjustable leg lengths or a different striking face should look at other options.
Simple two-piece setup for immediate use
The tool and mallet arrive ready to work with no assembly required. The spring-loaded plunger mechanism can seize if drywall compound is not cleaned off after each job. The hardwood handle may loosen over time if the mallet is used on excessively hard surfaces.
Highlights
- Aluminium body with plated-steel parts resists wear
- Spring-loaded plunger head withstands heavy use
- 16 oz rubber mallet delivers controlled strikes
- Smooth hardwood handle gives comfortable grip
- 1-1/4" outside leg length suits corner bead work
Specifications
| Type | Mallets & Dead Blow Hammers |
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Questions about this item
Do I need to supply my own drywall corner bead for the 1-1/4" outside leg length tool to work?
Yes, the tool forms standard corner bead that you must provide; the 1-1/4" outside leg length matches common bead profiles.
Can I keep using my existing taping knives and mud pans with this corner bead tool?
Absolutely — the tool only replaces the manual crimping step; all other finishing tools work exactly as before.
How do I verify the spring-loaded plunger head is functioning correctly after the first few corners?
Press the plunger — it should snap back sharply and the formed bead should show a clean, uniform 1-1/4" leg without distortion.
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