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C&R Pointed Nose Trowel, 5 in. and 7 in. Professional Hand Tool
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C&R Pointed Nose Trowel, 5 in. and 7 in. Professional Hand Tool
The C&R Pointed Nose Trowel is a professional hand tool for masonry, plaster and repair work, available in 5 in. and 7 in. blade sizes. Each trowel is sold individually per each (EA). Pick the size that matches the detail work or patching area on your job.
Key Features:
- Pointed nose profile: Pointed nose blade reaches into corners and detail work.
- Two blade sizes: Available in 5 in. and 7 in. blade widths.
- Professional hand tool: Hand tool built for trade use in masonry and related applications.
- Sold individually: Each trowel is sold per each (EA) so you can order exactly what you need.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | C&R |
| Sell unit | 1 trowel |
| Product line | Pointed Nose Trowel |
| Available sizes | ['5 in.', '7 in.'] |
| Dimensions | 5 in. or 7 in. pointed nose blade |
| Blade width | 5 in. or 7 in. |
| Intended use | Hand trowel for detail and patching work |
| Pack quantity | 1 trowel |
Fit and Compatibility:
A standalone hand tool; no system pairing is specified. Choose the 5 in. blade for tighter detail work and the 7 in. blade when a wider working face speeds up patching.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What sizes are available?
A: Two sizes are offered: a 5 in. pointed nose trowel and a 7 in. pointed nose trowel.
Q: What is included in the sell unit?
A: One trowel, sold per each.
Q: Which size should I choose?
A: The 5 in. suits tighter detail and repair work, while the 7 in. covers more area per pass.
Q: What is the blade profile?
A: It has a pointed nose blade designed for detailed work.
Q: What trades use this trowel?
A: Pointed nose trowels are commonly used for masonry, plaster and patching applications.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Keep the blade clean and lightly oiled between uses so mortar does not rust or cake onto the steel. A 5 in. pointed nose is the everyday choice for small patches and tight spots, while the 7 in. moves more material when doing larger masonry repairs. A comfortable, well-balanced trowel reduces wrist fatigue over a long day of finishing work.
Trowel edges can be sharp; handle carefully and wear gloves when working with mortar and masonry materials.
Pick up a C&R Pointed Nose Trowel in 5 in. or 7 in. for precise masonry and repair work.
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