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[spunky]

barryed use them with gorilla tubs if youre using them with skimming buckets dont bother there too round to get to the bottom of the bucket

 

[jimfish]

;D They have the Two hawk for sale as well. ;D

Kirk i live in a town called tipton right in the middle of the west midlands by junction 9 off the m6 born and bred there and passionate about the community i live in thats why this trowel of mine is made here all materials are locally sourced if sucessfull it will create jobs here i beleive we should keep our manufacturing here in the uk not foreign importing i could have gone with the biggest tool maker in this country took me money and ran but you know what when they told me it was to be made in china imported and distributed under there brand S&J I laughed got up and walked out in disgust found my own local companies and the rest is part of history you see ive sat round the table with alot of tool makers thats the greed of them make it cheap and reap the most profit out of it me im different its not about the money its about the passion and comittment and loyalty to were i am from regards and thank you jimfish

Kirk did you end up getting one of them?

erm no, although i think this is a great tool for diy jobs for the general public, for things like tile adhesive and the sort

why not buy one and see for yourself each to there own but its there for people to buy and try the comments ive had are fantastic piece of kit not just for plastering and not just for diy by the way kirk is that you in the picture with your dad lol

thats my daughter jim!
to be honest mate if i come across your invention i will buy & try, i would think it would also be good for all the ready mix plasters that they use for jointing boards
[/quoteThanks kirk great photo by the way i know you like to have a laugh but when it comes to serious issuses your spot on mate keep it up regards jim

thanks jim any way where are you from mate?

 

[nelly]

Hey jim I met a lad off here last week to do some work with and he had a troe whore he said he loved it

Rossie46 it is.

First time I got to see one in the flesh so to speak.

 

[jimfish]

Hey jim I met a lad off here last week to do some work with and he had a troe whore he said he loved it

Rossie46 it is.

First time I got to see one in the flesh so to speak.

Nice to hear that nelly did you have a go with it and how you doin with your invention spoke to ian last week he said hes waiting to hear from you by the way neil were did he get the troe whore from.

 

[barryed]

barryed use them with gorilla tubs if youre using them with skimming buckets dont bother there too round to get to the bottom of the bucket

Cheers spunk

 

[nelly]

Nice to hear that nelly did you have a go with it and how you doin with your invention spoke to ian last week he said hes waiting to hear from you by the way neil were did he get the troe whore from.

I'm seeing a patent attorney tomorow afternoon actually, as you know as soon as its submitted its covered.

Finance is another thing I'm waiting on too.

I'll get back to Ian soon, its just I have swapped manufacturer due to priceing issue.

On a good note though I came up with another thing today that deals with something that plsses ALL plasterers off, now I need another type of manufacturer for that cos its different to my other stuff.

 

[barryed]

Nice to hear that nelly did you have a go with it and how you doin with your invention spoke to ian last week he said hes waiting to hear from you by the way neil were did he get the troe whore from.

I'm seeing a patent attorney tomorow afternoon actually, as you know as soon as its submitted its covered.

Finance is another thing I'm waiting on too.

I'll get back to Ian soon, its just I have swapped manufacturer due to priceing issue.

On a good note though I came up with another thing today that deals with something that plsses ALL plasterers off, now I need another type of manufacturer for that cos its different to my other stuff.

Is it a big stick to hit electricians with

 

[nickelarse]

do u render with ur trow....

 

[PhilPlaster]

Hmmmm something that pi**es ALL plasterers off? Is it a robot that does the plastering for you?

 

[nickelarse]

also, has any1 used 1 of those massive marshalltown hawks?

 

[kirk johnstone]

also, has any1 used 1 of those massive marshalltown hawks?

the one with the adjustable handle?

 

[nickelarse]

yeah

 

[PhilPlaster]

The ones that have a sliding handle? No I was gonna get one but picked it up n thought f**k that. Theres a guy on you tube from Sweden I think that uses one but his gears like diarrhea so he needs a large board.

 

[kirk johnstone]

i have one in my lock up, its ok for dabbing (adhesive), but i dont bother using it for skim as its to big to get close to the wall without spilling lots on the floor

 

[jimfish]

do u render with ur trow....

I use mine for everything rendering.plastering.tiling.pointing etc. thats what i invented it for nick buy and try you might like it. like a lot of other tradesmen it cuts out the hawk spotboard stand and bucket trowel the trowel does it all check out the videos on you -tube its a good piece of kit to have in your toolbag regards jimfish

 

[nickelarse]

well i was thinking for a long time about how to get rid of using a hawk all the time. so i bought a machine.

i can see that it might be useful on small domestics. not so sure on bigger jobs personally. what sort of work do u do? would u use it if u say had a 40m ceiling, render and set the walls?

 

[jimfish]

well i was thinking for a long time about how to get rid of using a hawk all the time. so i bought a machine.

i can see that it might be useful on small domestics. not so sure on bigger jobs personally. what sort of work do u do? would u use it if u say had a 40m ceiling, render and set the walls?

nick i invented it for a range of jobs like i said i can lay on 40 metres with it easy lay on hardwall .bonding .browning float and set .And render.but practice makes perfect and im pretty good with it ive done quite alot of demonstrations at colledges and training centres most of the young trainees think its great but its a new trowel in a very old trade so i have people critisise it from the old school because its new and some people dont like change also its out there for people to buy and try because i believe its part of the tradesmans tool kit .I have a petrol cement mixer for my render and when the jobs layed on my tro**wk cleans the last bits out of it because its the same shape round on the end like i said theres lots of uses for it not just plastering well worth the money cheers jimfish.

 

[essexandy]

well i was thinking for a long time about how to get rid of using a hawk all the time. so i bought a machine.

i can see that it might be useful on small domestics. not so sure on bigger jobs personally. what sort of work do u do? would u use it if u say had a 40m ceiling, render and set the walls?

nick i invented it for a range of jobs like i said i can lay on 40 metres with it easy lay on hardwall .bonding .browning float and set .And render.but practice makes perfect and im pretty good with it ive done quite alot of demonstrations at colledges and training centres most of the young trainees think its great but its a new trowel in a very old trade so i have people critisise it from the old school because its new and some people dont like change also its out there for people to buy and try because i believe its part of the tradesmans tool kit .I have a petrol cement mixer for my render and when the jobs layed on my tro**wk cleans the last bits out of it because its the same shape round on the end like i said theres lots of uses for it not just plastering well worth the money cheers jimfish.

f**k me Jim that's the first thing you've said that I think it would really come in handy for, so I'm going to spend my ten quuid and get myself a trowel for scrapping the mixer out. And no I'm not taking the piss I really mean it.

 

[jimfish]

well i was thinking for a long time about how to get rid of using a hawk all the time. so i bought a machine.

i can see that it might be useful on small domestics. not so sure on bigger jobs personally. what sort of work do u do? would u use it if u say had a 40m ceiling, render and set the walls?

nick i invented it for a range of jobs like i said i can lay on 40 metres with it easy lay on hardwall .bonding .browning float and set .And render.but practice makes perfect and im pretty good with it ive done quite alot of demonstrations at colledges and training centres most of the young trainees think its great but its a new trowel in a very old trade so i have people critisise it from the old school because its new and some people dont like change also its out there for people to buy and try because i believe its part of the tradesmans tool kit .I have a petrol cement mixer for my render and when the jobs layed on my tro**wk cleans the last bits out of it because its the same shape round on the end like i said theres lots of uses for it not just plastering well worth the money cheers jimfish.

(french word) me Jim that's the first thing you've said that I think it would really come in handy for, so I'm going to spend my ten quuid and get myself a trowel for scrapping the mixer out. And no I'm not taking the (french word) I really mean it.

Andy i know you will use it for other things aswell.

 

[essexandy]

(french word) me Jim that's the first thing you've said that I think it would really come in handy for, so I'm going to spend my ten quuid and get myself a trowel for scrapping the mixer out. And no I'm not taking the (french word) I really mean it.

Andy i know you will use it for other things aswell.

Do you think I'll admit it if I do :