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has any one nearly sliced there knuckle off while cleaning there trowel... -
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Nope!!..what you done...
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SURELY IT SHOULDNT BE THAT SHARP,WHAT TROWEL MAKE IS IT SO THAT I DONT GET ONE?Ihope you are ok.
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mine get right sharp lately,a lot of floors and floors all way to christmas now
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If you use a trowel alot then the teeth edges will be sharp..as you in theory are sharpening them against the substrate...
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it was a trowel i got with a ardex kit i think. was cleaning it with a washing up brush me wife got me, went off the side of the trowel and got four quite deep slices on me thumb knuckle from the notches. bloody hurts. my legs went wobbly when i done it.
bloody rookie tilers!!!!! 
Two jobs, two lessons learnt.
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Originally Posted by
Dave
If you use a trowel alot then the tetth edges will be sharp..as you in theory are sharpening them against the substrate...
mine dont because there is so much old adhesive on them..lol(joking)

Originally Posted by
aqua tiling
it was a trowel i got with a ardex kit i think. was cleaning it with a washing up brush me wife got me, went off the side of the trowel and got four quite deep slices on me thumb knuckle from the notches. bloody hurts. my legs went wobbly when i done it.
bloody rookie tilers!!!!!
Two jobs, two lessons learnt.
never mind these things happen and im sure it wont again on your part.
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my legs went wobbly when i done it.
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no lauging matter dave felt sick, went white, the works. a bit of blood i nearly faint.
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Often nick my hands on the sharpened notches on the trowels.
My secret santa to myself is a few new trowels
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I went over my thumb with my exact saw whilst cutting some wood a few months back. It kicked back across the thumb knuckle and luckily bounced of the bone wivout going through.
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wivers
I went over my thumb with my exact saw whilst cutting some wood a few months back. It kicked back across the thumb knuckle and luckily bounced of the bone wivout going through.
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