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evening all. i have allways,allways sworn by marsheltown trowels. but i have now got a 12mm notched rubi,and it doesn`t half give me a blister!. so i will soon ditch this and go back to my marsheltown.
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Is it the rubber handle that could be causing the problem
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It's a different shaped handle , so you will get used to it....blisters..stop gripping so hard.
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marshalltown for plastering, rubi for tiling, and as whitebeam says, wooden handles, for me anyway
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BLISTERS you girl get some gloves...lol
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Gloves........
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I like the rubi trowels,easy kept clean too and well protected from rust.
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Default Re: rubi trowels.

my rubi trowels gave me blisters aswell but i find them better to use and easier to clean.....they are the rubber handles! got used to them and as dave said i found that not gripping them too hard stopped the blisters
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Just bought my first rubi trowel last month. Tried a few trowels and liked the rubi best. Just horses for courses 'suppose!
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Default Re: rubi trowels.

I got my trowels from nett they have wooden handles but i don't know what make they are but i like them,also got a rubber handled rubi and i find it ok also.
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