New Trowels
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Yes mate
Nice range
Two handle/shank heights to choose from depending on your choice and plenty of sizes.
The steel on the blade is nice. Threw on 90m2 of multi and 35m2 hardwall with it Thursday and Friday. Never really wore it in before hand, just roughed it down on some fresh screed for 10 mins.
Flattened in nice though, better than expected. Seems a lot like the ox trowel but the blade metal is a bit better I think.
Good value at the moment at around £30 for those who are interested.
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Nice range
Two handle/shank heights to choose from depending on your choice and plenty of sizes.
The steel on the blade is nice. Threw on 90m2 of multi and 35m2 hardwall with it Thursday and Friday. Never really wore it in before hand, just roughed it down on some fresh screed for 10 mins.
Flattened in nice though, better than expected. Seems a lot like the ox trowel but the blade metal is a bit better I think.
Good value at the moment at around £30 for those who are interested.
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Cornelius
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Quite expensive you can get a Nela or mt or tyzack for that money (thereabouts) is Japanese steel good?
Don't know too much about it.
But what people rave about as 'Japanese' was made from tamahagane ore for the swords, and yes that was hard as fu£k.
Don't know if these are though as they're stainless.
I would say mine didn't 'tamp' the multi though like some new stainless ones do, where it draws the water to the surface.
It worked more like my carbons.
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But what people rave about as 'Japanese' was made from tamahagane ore for the swords, and yes that was hard as fu£k.
Don't know if these are though as they're stainless.
I would say mine didn't 'tamp' the multi though like some new stainless ones do, where it draws the water to the surface.
It worked more like my carbons.
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GypsumSnorter
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