20" trowel
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johniosaif
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I will check,probably have a Marshall town, not sure re condition as not used it hardly ever, got it for hardwall
Finn
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Haha, that comment really made me chuckle :RpS_lol:
Arti
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kebab king
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You have the arse of 2 men.
raytheplasterer
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just glue a handle on a straight edge and be done with it.
Turned up yesterday and she is beautiful with curves in all the right places
missus wanted to wrap it up for Father's Day but I'm gonna play with it tomorrow on a ceiling Only any use if you have a 20 inch handboard.big trowels are for spreads with little dicks.
Yeh if you flatten with your handboard and trowel up with your handboard prick.
Jace
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must say i love my 20 especially for rendering, not troweled up with it yet might have to give it a shot be interesting to try the 24 though, whats it like @flynnyman ??
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I've been using a 20" for ten years with no other trowel you get used to it I must say I used the 24" today just to put on then Trowel up with the 20" and I'm not joking the 20 seemed small lol bit gutted though I thought it was stainless steel
Na bought one years ago it was in the van for a year still brand new so sold it
Jace
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love a 20 for rendering gets it on soo flat run your rule over it and theres bugga all to fill in..............to be fair i just like using the 20 in general only thing that stops me from using it like flynny does is that when your skimming theres always akward little bits and cables and what have ya to go round and in my head it seems a bit unruley but i might give it a shot now that i want that 24.............plus i love my s*p*r*lex for skimming and feel sorry for it when ever it sits in my bag for the day
£46 on ebay
Arti
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you must have a massive wanking wrist for spreading render with that monster...................:RpS_scared:
its all a load of bollox if you have a 13" handboard and load up a 13" trowel and load a 18+" trowel up you can only take the full length of the handboard and full width not additional length of the trowel off in gear so other than flattening in a wider trowel over a narrower trowel is an advantage for how much you can load up fact!!!
Calm down buddy, if you slide the trowel along as your swiping the hawk (handboard for hector) you will load the full length of the blade, it ain't hard.
i thought that my son told me that he paid £24 from amazon usa.
gulp!!! never thought of that fela!!!!:RpS_blushing::RpS_blushing::RpS_blushing:
Jace
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havent found one for that price yet malc i went right through the payment screens to the end just to find out what the final price would be and postage and everything else was added it came to 70 odd quid
i just had a look at amazon usa, a firm called prime had 2 trowels at $53.40c each, which is just over £33 with free postage. i did not follow the sale to completion it said standard shipping free, express shipping extra.
Jace
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yeah thats the one i looked at last time and by time id put in all my details and what have ya in it came back at 70 something of the queens finest, ill have another look in a week or so when ive got a bit more free cash had quite a few things to pay off this last couple of weeks and havent been paid meself in a couple
We have 20" x 5" Kraft stainless steel in stock at £51.00 plus postage and VAT.
That's semi broken in and with the soft grip handle (or wood if you prefer). Also 18" x 5" at £46.50 plus post etc.
Any good to you? Deliver within 48 hours and no extra duty or other import charges (we've already paid them).
That's semi broken in and with the soft grip handle (or wood if you prefer). Also 18" x 5" at £46.50 plus post etc.
Any good to you? Deliver within 48 hours and no extra duty or other import charges (we've already paid them).
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