Are they the ones with a black plastic handle?madmonk said:the new tyzacks are thin tinny crap in my eyes ive had 3 all lost there shape really quick not like the tyzacks of old
Bruce Willis said:WOW every 12 months mate! To me the longer you have one the better it gets. Couldnt be a**ed trainin one in every yr. Invest in a better trowel mate.
Bruce Willis said:Are they the ones with a black plastic handle?madmonk said:the new tyzacks are thin tinny crap in my eyes ive had 3 all lost there shape really quick not like the tyzacks of old
Havn't a clue Kirk. I got it yrs ago at b&q coz it had a wooden handle thats curved to fit perfectly. Never took any notice of the name and now Ive forgotten. Absolutley love it.kirk johnstone said:what you using at the moment mate?
Cheers Spunky.spunky said:cheap as chips bruce
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can only agree with andy mate. (remember the neater it goes on the easier it is to finishessexandy said:Daz this is a basic question so I'm going to have to give a basic answer. Your laying in coat (second) should be going on no more a 1mm thick and deep lines are usually left because the pressure is not being applied to the correct part of the trowel (heel), I hope this helps.
Bod said:;D They have the Two hawk for sale as well. ;D
barryed said:Bod said:;D They have the Two hawk for sale as well. ;D
Kirk did you end up getting one of them?
barryed said:Think along the same lines myself cant really see the benefit of having to go back to your bucket every trowelfull.
kirk johnstone said:barryed said:Think along the same lines myself cant really see the benefit of having to go back to your bucket every trowelfull.
bucket?
spot board![]()
Spunky your not supposed to mention the plastering tool on here its forbidden but yes belmore are stockists of the t**wh**k and so are many othersspunky said:and trow hawks ;D........like the look of this shame its in inches though
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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 lolkirk johnstone said:barryed said:Bod said:;D They have the Two hawk for sale as well. ;D
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![]()
Think about this up your ladder highest point of the hall stairs and landing empty hawk all the way down the ladder to reload. The plastering tool and your bucket raised saves a lot of climbing up and down dosent it mr barryed that goes for high ceilings as wellbarryed said:Think along the same lines myself cant really see the benefit of having to go back to your bucket every trowelfull.
jimfish said: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 lolkirk johnstone said:barryed said:Bod said:;D They have the Two hawk for sale as well. ;D
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![]()
kirk johnstone said:jimfish said: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 lolkirk johnstone said:barryed said:Bod said:;D They have the Two hawk for sale as well. ;D
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![]()
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
jimfish said:kirk johnstone said:jimfish said: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 lolkirk johnstone said:barryed said:Bod said:;D They have the Two hawk for sale as well. ;D
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![]()
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 jimany way where are you from mate?
Thats fine barry im open to critisism whether positive or negative thats a way life . because without it we would all be right all the time thats boring as for a waste though i will take your opinions note them and pass back to the manufacturers as i always do but i must tell you this there are ten times more positive reports to every one negative regards jimfishbarryed said:Alright then mate fair is fair next time I have a hall,stairs and landing to do ( which is the end of march ) I willorder said item and I will give it a try. If its any help i will share this info but if I find it to be a waste of time i will also share that.