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#2 | | Tilers Forums Arms Member
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| ive been using marshalltown trowel and float and they have been great.... | | |
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| I use Rubi trowels and nippers, I have a marshalltown grout float, but not that impressed with it.
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| marshalltown gauging trowel lasted 5 years. rubi trowels for me as well | | |
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#5 | | Guest | benson trowels are quality too!
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03-12-2007
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#6 | | New TilersForums Contributor
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| Is Knee protection considered tools??? | | Over here in the states , we talk about the same issues as you folks do.
I have to say marshalltown trowells are the best!!! expensive but the best, Rubi dry/score cutters ! Felker & MK wet saws ( although I`ve been using a Dewalt wet saw for over a year, does 22 1/2 & 45 deg miters,plunge cuts as well.I like it but it could be a bit more powerfull.
On to my Title ? , Ive been in the floorcovering industry for 32 yrs ( droped out of school @ 16 ) & have used all kinds of kneepads . When I went to only tile fixing as you call it ( we call us installers or mechanics ) 20 or so years ago I looked & looked for the Mercades of knee pads ,well it took 8 trs to find them but once I did I`ll never go back to any thing else !!!!!!!!!!! There called " Pro Knees" a bit akward in the begining but there designed to your measurements.
Heres the link to there web site if ya`ll never heard of them ??? http://www.proknee.com/
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White sand & blue water !!!
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#7 | | Tilers Forums Admin | they are neat looking knee pads mate..but i bet they cost a fortune to be custom made..... | |
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#9 | | New TilersForums Contributor
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| Yea they look out of sorts for sure !! & yes there rather costly . BUT!!!!!!! I`ve had the same pair for 6 years , you can send them back to them & they`ll rebuild them just like new for 1/2 the cost of new .
I wouldn`t use any thing else on my knees ,ever!!!!!!!!!
There about $200 US ,don`t know what that converts to in Pounds or Euro`s ,but there worth every penny. My back ,knees &shins,hurts no more !
There are a bit cumbersome getting use to them as well. |
White sand & blue water !!!
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#10 | | Tilers Forums Admin | I bet they are louis..you'll be walking like gazza on the guiness | |
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| Quote:
Originally Posted by cowboy Yea they look out of sorts for sure !! & yes there rather costly . BUT!!!!!!! I`ve had the same pair for 6 years , you can send them back to them & they`ll rebuild them just like new for 1/2 the cost of new .
I wouldn`t use any thing else on my knees ,ever!!!!!!!!!
There about $200 US ,don`t know what that converts to in Pounds or Euro`s ,but there worth every penny. My back ,knees &shins,hurts no more !
There are a bit cumbersome getting use to them as well. | What knee pads do most of the guys on this forum use??
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#12 | | Tilers Forums Admin | i use the nailers gel pads.....
Anti-compression air injected GEL foam core and erforated neoprene lining for wicking away moisture. - Perforated Neoprene Lining Combats Moisture
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