R.S.T. Pointing Trowel Philadelphia Pattern, 150mm, Soft Touch Handle
Hardened steel R.S.T. pointing trowel (150mm) with soft touch handle. Ideal for bricklaying & masonry.
The R.S.T. Pointing Trowel Philadelphia Pattern is an essential tool for bricklaying and masonry work. Featuring a hardened and tempered steel blade, this pointing trowel offers superior durability and performance, ensuring precision in detailed work such as pointing, spreading mortar, and other fine masonry tasks.
The soft touch handle provides enhanced comfort and grip, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged use, making it ideal for professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts alike. Measuring 150mm (6 inches), this trowel is perfectly sized for detailed and controlled application.
With its combination of high-quality materials and ergonomic design, this trowel is a reliable choice for any bricklaying or restoration project. Its balanced weight ensures ease of use, while the hardened steel blade resists wear and maintains a sharp edge over time.
- Blade Material: Hardened and tempered steel
- Handle: Soft touch for comfort and grip
- Size: 150mm (6 inches)
- Weight: 162g
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