Goldblatt 1/4" Fine Black Mason's Line (G01679)

The Tuck Pointing Trowel with Soft Handle – Model G01679 – is a specialized tool from Goldblatt designed to make filling narrow mortar joints faster and easier. The blade of this trowel is forged from a single piece of high-quality steel, ensuring a professional tool that will last for many years in the toughest working conditions.

Professional Features and Benefits:

• Forged Single Piece Construction: The blade and shank are drop-forged from a single piece of high-quality steel, giving it exceptional strength and completely eliminating the risk of breakage at the blade-to-handle joint.
• Precise "Taper-Ground" Design: The blade is carefully tapered and polished to provide perfect balance and high flexibility, allowing you to push mortar into joints with extreme precision.
• Soft and Comfortable Handle with Finger Guard: Equipped with a comfortable red Soft-Grip handle that absorbs vibrations and reduces hand fatigue, with an integrated Finger Guard for increased control and safety during delicate work.
• Ideal for Very Narrow Joints: With its slender 1/4-inch width, this trowel is the ideal tool for filling and shaping mortar between bricks or stones in areas requiring high precision and a clean finish.
• Exceptional Durability: The tool steel used resists wear caused by constant friction with mortar, maintaining the straightness and smoothness of the blade for a long time.

Technical Specifications for Model G01679:

• Model Number: G01679.
• Blade Size: 1/4 × 6-3/4 inches (approx. 6 × 171 mm).
• Blade Material: Fully forged high-quality steel.
• Handle Type: Soft-Grip red comfortable handle.
• Primary Use: Tuck Pointing and filling narrow mortar joints.

Why choose the G01679 Tuck Pointing Trowel?

• Professional Finishing: Allows you to reach deep into joints and shape mortar evenly, giving building facades a sophisticated architectural appearance.
• Absolute Control: The blade length (6.75 inches) provides ample space to hold a suitable amount of mortar and skillfully transfer it into the joint without staining the surrounding bricks.

Technical Tip: For best results, ensure joints are slightly moistened before tuck pointing. After finishing, clean the trowel immediately to prevent mortar from drying on its thin blade, which will maintain its smooth glide next time.