Don't sharpen new trowles just use them for dry trowel or polish up stage. Or render Ya can use this method in video but be wary the blade becomes lethal quite quickly. They soon break in..the old way even when starting out you should have at minimum 3 trowels in ya tool kit and a Darby & straight edge.. 1 laying on & render 1 finish work 1 drywall (stick) and rough Cote (bonding or hardwall) Price Wise ya don't need to spend a ton of money.. tyzack trowel if ya can get one it will serve you well. Best of luck to ya young guns 👍🙏🥃
Yes and it is.. This is a training wall so we don't fix the boards to industry standards as it is temporary work and less fixings makes for easy removal after the trainees have worked on it etc.
I do this to mine as well I even do it to my plaster knives when I need those, love the hand tattoo.
Nice one fella you can't buy advice or skill cheers for sharing your knowledge pal good luck
Great advice, thankyou.
Don't sharpen new trowles just use them for dry trowel or polish up stage. Or render
Ya can use this method in video but be wary the blade becomes lethal quite quickly.
They soon break in..the old way even when starting out you should have at minimum 3 trowels in ya tool kit and a Darby & straight edge..
1 laying on & render
1 finish work
1 drywall (stick) and rough Cote (bonding or hardwall)
Price Wise ya don't need to spend a ton of money.. tyzack trowel if ya can get one it will serve you well.
Best of luck to ya young guns 👍🙏🥃
Thank you✔️
Bought my first Marshall town the handed it to the floor screeder he gave me 1 off his he presto broken in trowel was a lo g time ago 👍👍
What grit is your stone?
I prefer to use the fine side using light pressure running the whole length of the trowel each time.
@@silvertrowelconstructionsk7537 just one side or both sides of the trowel?
@@phdiy3913 Mainly on the working side but just a little on the opposite side..
You just brush it a few times?
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Glad you think so!
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Thank you! Cheers!
Good advice!👌👍... now go find the dry liner to finish putting the drywall screws in *'before'* you plaster over 😱😆
Yeah was thinking it was a tad sparse myself
Yes and it is.. This is a training wall so we don't fix the boards to industry standards as it is temporary work and less fixings makes for easy removal after the trainees have worked on it etc.
@@silvertrowelconstructionsk7537 ahhhh.... that's perfectly understandable 👌
@@silvertrowelconstructionsk7537 that makes more sence now