Multi Darby

[Ftp321]

Anyone use the serrated darby with wooden handle on base coat, are they any good ?

 

[smoother09]

Don't use it causes blistering and pigmentation syndrome in base renders as discussed in the manual.

 

[Dansouthcoast84]

i use serreted edges all time. 1220 1500 and 1800. wouldnt be without them

 

[Ftp321]

One of those

 

[smoother09]

One of those View attachment 38877

Looks like a akward piece of s**t!

 

[Dansouthcoast84]

this what i use

 

[Ftp321]

One of those View attachment 38877

It's f**k**g brilliant I'm buying a spare

 

[Rossi46]

I use one of them. One of the best tools I’ve got.

 

[Ftp321]

I use one of them. One of the best tools I’ve got.

Why don't they do a spat with a handle like that!

 

[Rossi46]

Why don't they do a spat with a handle like that!

Not sure it’s necessary for a spat.
Glad you backed me up on that Darby though. All anyone says is it looks shite

 

[smoother09]

Not sure it’s necessary for a spat.
Glad you backed me up on that Darby though. All anyone says is it looks shite

Looking s**t and actually been s**t are 2 different kettles of fish so don't feel bad

 

[Vincey]

I got one used it last week I hold it further down the handles , for me it felt better than using my h section as have a grip issue with my hands atm with them , each to there own

 

[Gavine The First]

I got one used it last week I hold it further down the handles , for me it felt better than using my h section as have a grip issue with my hands atm with them , each to there own
View attachment 38943

Whats up with your hands pal ?

 

[BigBish]

I got one from p1ss last year. Lasted about 6 months then the plastic part of the hand snapped ruling off weber.

Back to the h section.

Got to mix it up a bit gets boring otherwise.