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I have heard that it is hard to get a good coverage with the platinum trowels and it is hard to get a consistent even bed of adhesive.
I think the euro trowel would be better or wots wrong with a standard solid bed trowel..?..:smilewinkgrin:
Because they don't make pretty patterns in the addy like these ones would do...duh
another type here, i'v not used one myself, but i'm sure one of the guys on here will have?
I think you will find that the notch design is designed to give full coverage in all situations, and tries to eliminate the need to back butter tiles.
Karl Dahm do similar things with something called a "Euro Notch" trowel.
I saw these a while back, on ebay i think, I cant remember who made them, the design was something to do with the way that the notches collapse when the tile is pressed into them, the funky shapes are supposed to maximise the collapsing movement or something, I remeber thinking at the time that it was a solution to a problem that didnt neccessarily exist.
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