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if they were better they would have taken over the market by now imo
its an easy equation working out whether they cover more than traditional trowels by working out the area of the slants...(not by the user lol...the manufacturers :thumbsup:
i'd love to get hold of a larger range of marshalltown trowels. the steel is better than the rubi trowels......



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