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A Ladder Safety Tool That Actually Gets Used: How the Grip Clip Was Invented
Sick of your ladder slipping at the worst moment? The XPRT Grip Clip is a lightweight, easy-to-use ladder stabiliser that clamps securely to gutters in seconds. Invented by a tradie after too many close calls, it’s built for real-world use—fast, strong and actually gets used. Learn how this Aussie-made tool went from idea to essential safety gear for tradies and DIYers.
Jonathan Bull
Jul 314 min read


How I Invented the Louvre Mop (and Nearly Took Out my Wife’s Car)
I didn’t realise aluminium kicks like a mule. One chunk of cut-off metal barely missed my wife’s car (this was literally in the garage). I also learned not to wear a good shirt while cutting - the hot metal filings melt straight into the fabric.
Jonathan Bull
Jul 13 min read


For the Inventor Minds Out There: Why I Keep Building (Even When It’s Hard)
Invention is messy, slow, and often frustrating — but when it clicks, it’s worth every failed part and dead-end phone call. If you’re a builder too, let’s talk.
Jonathan Bull
May 212 min read


How I came up with the Louvre Gun (and why it rocks)
When I moved into a house with louvre windows, I thought cleaning them would be a breeze — I’ve got over 20 years of pro window cleaning under my belt. But the next morning, in different light, I saw all the smudges I’d missed. That moment kicked off a wild invention journey: testing triggers, custom hoses, and experimenting with plastic tips — until I finally built the perfect tool for the job. This is the story of how the Louvre Gun was born.
Jonathan Bull
Jan 213 min read

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