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Self-Gripping Guide and Assistant for Framing Stud Walls

[Category : - Construction Processes & Equipment- Tools]
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Competitive Advantages
Only Hands Free Framing Assistant On The Market
Eliminates The Struggle Of Framing With A Level And Square
Can Be Used To Build Any Framing Structures
Anyone Who Can Use A Power Drill Can Use The Fast Framer
Buy Once And Use On Multiple Projects

Eliminate the need for a speed square, a second set of hands and the fumbling around when attempting to secure the boards end to end with a tight fit. By using the The Fast Framer’s self-gripping feature, the boards stay evenly together the entire time making the fastening process much easier.

This reusable framing assistant tool which allows the user to frame and build walls, decks & frames just as proficiently as a skilled carpenter. This can be used to construct a wall, deck or any other carpentry project which is built with 2x4 - 2x12 lumber.

Another option for this item is to be used as a permanent joist hanger. This would eliminate the need to have multiple bracket styles on hand because this shape offers multiple solutions to which are already on the market.

There is also a second manufacturing option which allows the top to rotate. This option would be used to either build frames of every angle.

The Fast Framer is designed to provide the user with five skills carpenters possess. Building a perfectly square frame for the average do-it-yourselfer can be a very frustrating challenge. When The Fast Framer is secured to the connecting framing boards, it ensures a perfectly square frame every time.

With its unique design, framing becomes a hands-free process whether assembling a project on the ground or securing the studs at the standing position. When assembling the studs together, The Fast Framer self-grips onto the 2x4 to steady the board just as a contractor would.

The T-Shape design offers the do-it-yourself a self-leveling assistant when fastening the studs to the 16” on center point. Simply guide the center of the stud to the 16” point marked on the frame. From here secure the device to the stud and move it to where the 16” mark can be seen through the rectangular tape measure slot.
Put the second Fast Framer on the other side of the stud to square it in place on both sides of the frame. At this point the user can fasten the studs onto the frame making a square and level frame each time.
The attachment holes allows the user to secure the tool to the joist before positioning the board onto the frame. This eliminates the struggle of holding the board at the precise place before attaching. The self gripping legs can hold lighter boards in place. This feature greatly reduces many frustrations when building decks.

Here is a link for a video explaining The Fast Framer in more detail.

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Financial information

There are three different patents on this product.
Before filing for a patent, I performed some extensive research to find out if there was another similar product on the market. There were not any related to The Fast Framer.
I am interested in selling the patent with all the inventory and any other material in relation to it.
The product has all of the packaging molding for its clam shell along with the Fast Framer stamp mold. I have Fast Framers and clamshell
packages for The Fast Framers available.
Everything has been completed with this product to get it on retail shelves. I opened a service business right after finishing this product and realized I no longer had time to commit to The Fast Framer.


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