MARSHALLTOWN Tuck Pointer, 6 3/4 x 3/8 Inch, Masonry, Assembled in the USA | Forged One-Piece High Carbon Steel, 6 3/4 x 3/8 Inch, Tapered Blade($19.99Value)

Description

Pro-Grade Tuck Pointer: MARSHALLTOWN tuck pointing trowel built for professional repointing, mortar joint repair, and detail masonry work, the masonry tuck pointer pros reach for daily (180 chars) Tapered for Sturdiness: tapered blade designed for sturdiness and correct flexibility, with high shank and high lift giving plenty of hand room when working tight to the brick face Forged High Carbon Steel: forged from a single piece of high-grade carbon steel for the durability and edge retention that pro masons demand from their tuck pointing tools Resilient DuraSoft Handle: comfortable DuraSoft handle with integral finger guard reduces fatigue through long pointing sessions, the pro feel for daily mortar work Made in USA: made in the USA with global materials, the Marshalltown tuck pointing tools quality and craftsmanship masons have trusted on jobsites since 1902 The MARSHALLTOWN Tuck Pointer is the precision tuck pointing trowel masons reach for when the job calls for clean, consistent mortar pointing on brickwork, blockwork, or stonework. The tapered blade is forged from a single piece of high-grade carbon steel for sturdiness and correct flexibility, designed to create high shank and high lift, giving you ample hand room and the precise control needed for tight, even joints. Available in multiple width sizes to match standard and custom mortar joint dimensions, with your choice of resilient DuraSoft handle with integral finger guard, grippy DuraCork handle for natural cork feel, or traditional hardwood handle with metal ferrule. Whether you call it a tuck pointer, a tuck pointing trowel, a tuck point trowel, a pointing tool, a mortar tuck pointer, or just the Marshalltown in your masonry tools kit, this is the precision tool that earns its place on every brick and stone job. Made in the USA with Global Materials, by the brand masons have trusted on jobsites since 1890.