Bucket trowel

[charlie1]

I don't yet own a bucket trowel I do have a pointing trowel in my bucket does that count? lol

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

 

[charlie1]

Here we go, the best trowel I've ever had...

 

[Martyn Leeds]

Point at stuff probably!


My trusty bucket trowel snapped in 2 on Tuesday, I thought I'd be ok for 1 day but I was lost without it for the afternoon. Couldn't believe how much I used it for and how much I needed it. Don't know how some folk manage without using them

Got 1 from B&Q on my way home. It'll put me on, then I'll be getting a decent one at the weekend

 

[Protilers]

I have to admit......I find bucket trowels too long........so I cut them back with a grinder...............lop about 2" off......and all is good!!.....

 

[charlie1]

I have to admit......I find bucket trowels too long........so I cut them back with a grinder...............lop about 2" off......and all is good!!.....

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

 

[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!