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Discuss Smaller tool recommendations in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; Afternoon all, What would you all recommend for the following? Would rather buy decent tools for a decent price: Trowels for general wall and floor use Grout float Sponges or ...
          
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    Afternoon all,

    What would you all recommend for the following? Would rather buy decent tools for a decent price:

    Trowels for general wall and floor use
    Grout float
    Sponges or probably a washboy

    I've got a little Rubi cutter, Multimaster and a few other lovelies it's just the basics I need to replace.

    Thanks in advance, Simon
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    Default Re: Smaller tool recommendations

    Trowels - Rubi
    Float - Marshaltown
    Wasboy - Karl Dahm

    Check out TradeTiler website on this forum where you can buy em...
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    Default Re: Smaller tool recommendations

    have a look here Simon, Tradetiler Tilers Starter Tool List
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    Default Re: Smaller tool recommendations

    Quote Originally Posted by andy-p View Post
    Trowels - Rubi
    Float - Marshaltown
    Wasboy - Karl Dahm

    Check out TradeTiler website on this forum where you can buy em...
    Excellent as that's exactly what's open on another tab
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    Default Re: Smaller tool recommendations

    Ring him simon directly and say you are a tilers forums member.. might get a better deal

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    I favour Raimondi trowels - lovely to hold and a doddle to clean
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    Default Re: Smaller tool recommendations

    Trowels, Rubi Stainless steel
    Grout float Raimondi this one (RAIMONDI ChangeableSOFT Rubber Grout Float RA13695X245C on eBay (end time 06-Aug-10 17:39:11 BST))

    Sponges/Wash Boy , tradetiler sponges and Karl Dahm Wash boy
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    Smaller tool recommendations

    Simon speak to faithhealer he is top guy on having a small tool.

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