Bucket trowel

[Protilers]

i done this with my last rubi one and still found it hard to use

hahhahahahha.....cut another inch off!!!.....hheheheeheheee

 

[bugs183]

I bought one from Travis Perkins and it was brilliant, not too long, lovely balance. Green handle, that's all i can tell you about it!
I only bought one, i has since snapped and i can't find any that are as good to use.

 

[AliGage]

I love my Rubi towels. But I've never got on with anyone's bucket towel. Other than Wickes own.
It's slightly smaller than most of the branded ones I've seen and used. Very hard wearing, mine have lasted years and have taken a right battering. Think there only 5 or 6 quid too.

 

[Peter]

The Ragni ones from B&Q are brilliant. Take some abuse and don't bend out of shape like cheaper ones do.

 

[charlie1]

hahhahahahha.....cut another inch off!!!.....hheheheeheheee

lee, I want a nice bucket trowel not a bucket handle!

 

[AMtek]

I use one of these http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bucket-Trow...sr=8-4&keywords=stainless+steel+bucket+trowel

I really like the lug at the end of the handle, stops it slipping off the side of the bucket and in to the mix. The steel is a bit thin for scraping addy up that has gone off but i've got a ragni one that i use for plastering that is great for that job

 

[Mr T]

Why a pointing trowel? What do you do with that?

I just brought it so I could start my mixes as my mixing drill is just an old drill with a mixer paddle attatched so I don't make a mess as there is no power control on the drill lol and yeh I just walk around pointing at people don't like lol

 

[Perry]

I have an old bal one wish I could replace it but been looking for years but no luck

 

[area tiling]

I use a ragni trowel sturdy as hell, great for lifting large tiles and getting addy out of buckets!

 

[Alan.P]

I like and use a BIG bucket trowel from Machine Mart £4 odd strong and takes some punishment.

 

[Daveshadowman]

I have two large one small one both cheapies from b +q had them 3 or 4 years work ok for me

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

I have loads in the back of the van, can never find one when I need one, which is every day. So which ever one comes to hand first gets a good few hits from the pin hammer and off we go.

 

[Jeff the tiler]

I have raimondi one. Excellent. Tyzak 200mm gauging trowel the best though as hangs to the side of a bucket really well.

 

[Spud]

the one i have at the moment is a bucket trowel from nicobond blue and yellow handle .it was only £4 really handy size

 

[DGJ]

Can't beat rubi IMO!.............until Makita start making a range of trowels that is:smilewinkgrin: