Dangerous having the trowels facing up like that. I also dont get the large amount of space between the handle and trowels doesnt look like you can store much inbetween. Maybe a holder vertically on each side and a deeper holdall in the middle. And make less ugly ha
Job priced and finished bar a hold up for a large extension door. Have to go back finish inside reveal and bead and s/c finish about 7metres exterior. Do you look to get paid in full or go back in 4/5weeks time and have a day held back on you?. Dont think its fair holding money back shiuld get...
Obviously not on the one pull out. f**k sake if I buy a s**t product of any kind id send it back. I didnt ask for a refund I stated who I bought it off and had proof, id heard before they werent made to a high standard and have tweeked the problems since.
I use mt aswell never had the same problem with any of their trowels. Want the mk2 for finishing. And nice tits Vince but won't bother shipping it back to uk prob cost 20€ to do it.
Pulling skim from a 2/3 bag mix onto the hawk would be about it, that surely wouldnt crack the steal. Is there a manufacturers gaurantee on it? Was bought from 1stopshop have email receipt. Yeah I want to try the new model
I bought the nela premium trowel 2 years ago and now its break near the top where the blade is bonded to the handle, the steal has cracked both sides of the weld. Anyone else with this problem? Im also looking to buy the mk2 but its out of stock with 1stopshop? Anyone here know they will be back...
My mates father was recently diagnosed with it, wouldnt take any chances with that stuff. Alot of us have probably already been exposed to it in old plaster in renovation work?
did they rule that off with basketballs? sorry to see this o.p. Id get on the phone to the fcukers that left your house like that. Would also like to see it during the day
i dont use it on all walls. It has its benefits though. In ireland we normally only use skimcoat, its not the best so the sponge comes out a fair bit. @scottie youre not supposed to figure 8 it or sponge it when its too soft. If its trowelled to late you'll see the lines off it. so yeah it will...
Just don't get caught out after sponge. Guaranteed any dodge skimming I've seen didn't have a sponge float before it. It's shows up any missed hollows on the following trowel. You would notice the difference in a finished wall.
https://www.hilti.ie/screw-fastening/drywall-screwdrivers/r5241 what about this hilti? it will be used for attic conversions not for MF ceilings, for now.
drive one of these, not actually my one, couldnt be arsed taking a pic !. plenty of room for boards, stick a ton bag of sand in the back too. Its abit like Triggers famous sweeping brush though!
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