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Discuss Left handed trowels in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; Saw these trowels on the trade tiler site and as i am a leftey am gonna buy some to try out Any left-handers on this forum using leftey trowels? I ...
          
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    Default Left handed trowels

    Saw these trowels on the trade tiler site and as i am a leftey am gonna buy some to try out

    Any left-handers on this forum using leftey trowels?
    I manage with standard trowels but would be interesting to know other peoples opinions?
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    Default Re: Left handed trowels

    The trowel at the top of the page is a lefty.
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    Default Re: Left handed trowels

    Im right handed, but prefere using the left handed trowells!!
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    Default Re: Left handed trowels

    Rubi do a complete range of Left hand trowels, both open and closed handled i think
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    Default Re: Left handed trowels

    tile giant get them in also from tile easy
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    Default Re: Left handed trowels

    What about left handed brooms?
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    Default Re: Left handed trowels

    The father in law sent my other half back to B&Q because the hammer and screwdriver set she had bought was left handed instead of right! She went! Priceless!
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