Where can i buy a frenchman pointing tool

Ergonomic design enables the tool to be used for prolonged periods. High capacity cylinder and flared loading end ensures fast application and fill cycles. Product lifespan is extended. Click the "Play" button below to watch the demonstration using regular cement mortar. This 2 minute video is in two parts: firstly we demonstrate the Point Master completely filling 7x 35cm regular sided paving slab joints in just 25 seconds and with only one fill.

Secondly, we add sharp sand and small stones into the mix, then re-mix, then reload the tool and continue pointing the same slabs, proving that small stones really won't block the nozzle. PointMaster is suitable for most mortar pointing applications using regular cement mortar, lime mortar and grout for flooring.

It works with most common mix ratios, and is fine with mortar colourant. The following images are clickable and provide further information. Forge Steel Pointing Trowel 6" C. Joint Raker Product rating 4 out of 5 stars Forge Steel Brick Trowel 11" C.

Marshalltown Pointing Trowel 6" Product rating 5 out of 5 stars 3. Innovative tool for repointing walls and patio slabs.

Excellent joint penetration. Handy for awkward places. Aluminium body with metal handle. More Info. View all: Roughneck Mortar Guns.

Ratchet mechanism, mm 15'' aluminium tube, scoop, plunger, straight mortar nozzle, angled mortar nozzle and grouting nozzle. Instruction Manual. Share this page in your favourite social networks. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email. Add to basket for Not available for delivery.

You can get a mortar rake for the engle grinder. Should make raking out out the joints a lot easier. You do have to go a bit careful, though, as you can scuff the bricks a bit. As has been said, clean all the loose crap and dust and then hose it down. I'd use a finger trowel for the pointing. It'll probably have to be done over a few days, so getting the mix right will be important. Are you gunna change the colour or try and match the original? Dear The Hood, The Hood said:.

They are probably soft reds. Lime mortar can be scraped away with very little effort and is whitish in colour normally.. Lime mortar allows the building to move slightly without cracking, cement mortar just cracks, so if you can see any cracks in the mortar, chances are it's cement mortar.

Also, the newer the house, the more likely it will have cement mortar, certainly anything built after the fifties will If your house is constructed of traditional soft red bricks rubbers you will need to use a slaked or Hydraulic lime mortar mix known as 'Stopping' This is a flexible mortar and will not cause the bricks to crack if structure moves it will flex.