3 in. x 27.5 in. Metal Mud Monster Spin Free Mixer

Worked great with no issues!!

Definitely fits the name monster mud mixer. I used it on my mixing drill because it is pretty big and heavy and I didn’t want to punish my regular drill like that. It fit great in a 1/2 chuck with no issues. I used it on a slower to medium speed so the I wouldn’t get any plastic shavings from the side of my bucket in my mix. And it mixed my mud great. It mixed it very well and since the tip is round it works great to not scrape the bottom. I managed to get all mixed very good and even with no clumps. Cleaning it was simple but I cleaned it right away after mixing because on the tip there is definitely some spots that look tough to get to if you get some dry mud. No matter how high the speed I used I didn’t get any splash. The paint on it held up good and I didn’t see any rust spots anywhere on it after cleaning it. It’s definitely pretty long and feels strong. But it is a little heavy to use a regular drill on especially if your mixing a lot. Looking forward to using it in some other projects to try it out.

This Metal Mud Monster Spin Free Mixer will homogenize drywall mud after diluting with water to a consistency for using in my texture hopper gun. I have been using a home made mixer up until now. but this one is much faster at getting a totally uniform mixture. Not only is it faster, but the consistency is more uniform so the wall texture does not vary from one place to another. This mixer works well with my hand held lithium battery powered half inch hand drill.

Love this mixing tool. As an avid DIY I take up a lot of projects including stuff that must be mixed – cement, drywall compound, grout mixture, etc and I have been resorting to a heavy-duty paint mixer paddle. The size of the shaft on this mixer is imposing, but its performance in completing the task, and during cleanup, beats a large paint paddle mixer by a mile, and it doesn’t cost much more. I recently used this to mix a small batch of drywall compound for a ceiling patch, so I didn’t need much raw product, but this paddle mixed the contents thoroughly to a smooth consistency. I don’t typically mix large batches, preferring small batches so that I can apply the wet product before it dries too much. This works well for my approach, and although it is a heavy-duty paddle, it fit the chuck of my portable drill and it mixed the contents without difficulty. I was pleasantly surprised that the mixing bucket did not turn as the mixer was running, as was sometimes the case with a paint-paddle mixer, so there was no need to hold the bucket between my legs. I suppose a 5-gallon batch might require a bigger drill, although there are many portable drills with significant power. Clean-up was much easier than that of a paint mixer paddle, perhaps due to the spiral paddle design. It was a breeze to clean this simply by running my drill as I sprayed water from my garden hose onto the paddle. Even in a situation where the product has dried on the paddle, the large surface area on the paddle suggests it will clean more efficiently. Good product, well fabricated. I would recommend it to a friend.

The Husky Mixer Monster Mud Mixer, mixes a 5 Gal. bucket of mud in 1-minutes. What more has to be said. The ultimate mixing tools for professional users to mix up their production items. Features a unique spiral blade which perfectly rotates the material so no dry clumps are left on the bottom. Designed to have no bucket spinning and no clean up or noise like you have with other mixer. Made of hard steel. The hex shaft works with a 1/2 in. drill chuck with a minimum 6 Amp motor and maximum of 800 RPM. Backed by a Lifetime Warranty. Most effective way to mix concrete, mud, thin set and more. Good product for our tool bucket.

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Works best with full buckets, nice length so you’re not bent over mixing

Works great and is easy to clean.

When i try to mix my compounds it becomes too heavy.

I actually built bought this to help planting my garden and it worked great. I first used it to loosen the old soil then to mix the old soil with the new soil and additives. Then to dig the holes for the plants I had bought. While it wouldn't be a difficult job to do without this, it did save me a significant amount of time.