KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL RO5211-3/4X7/8 flat slicker jointer hand tool
Steel flat slicker jointer with a 10-inch blade and 3/4 by 7/8 inch notch widths for masonry joints
- TypeMasonry Tools
- Flat slicker jointer for masonry joints
- 10 inch steel blade shapes mortar cleanly
- 3/4 and 7/8 inch notch widths suit standard joints
- Square blade profile gives consistent finish
- Kraft Tool model 5211 built for masonry work
Masonry slicker jointer
This flat slicker jointer is a masonry hand tool built to finish mortar joints with a smooth, even surface. Its square steel blade measures 10 inches long and offers two notch widths of 3/4 inch and 7/8 inch. Bricklayers and masons use it to compress and seal joints during layout work.
Steel blade under repeated use
The solid steel blade resists bending when drawn across stiff mortar mixes day after day. Because the tool has no moving parts or handle assembly, there are no joints to loosen or fasteners to tighten during extended sessions. The flat notch profile maintains its shape without rounding over.
Manual joint finishing limits
The tool works only on joints that match its fixed 3/4 inch and 7/8 inch notch widths. It cannot adapt to narrower or wider spacings without a different jointer. The 10 inch blade length sets the maximum continuous pass before repositioning.
Highlights
- Flat slicker jointer for masonry joints
- 10 inch steel blade shapes mortar cleanly
- 3/4 and 7/8 inch notch widths suit standard joints
- Square blade profile gives consistent finish
- Kraft Tool model 5211 built for masonry work
Specifications
| Brand | Kraft Tool |
|---|---|
| Model | RO5211-3/4X7/8 |
| Type | Masonry Tools |
Questions about this item
Does the steel blade on the RO5211-3/4X7/8 slicker jointer heat up during long masonry sessions?
The 10 in steel blade conducts heat but the tool has no motor or powered parts, so it stays at ambient temperature during use.
What masonry materials must I have ready before using this flat slicker jointer?
The jointer is designed for compatible masonry surfaces; you supply the mortar or concrete being jointed.
Will the 3/4 in and 7/8 in notch widths on this jointer match joints made with older bricklaying tools?
The flat notch profile at 3/4 in and 7/8 in widths fits standard masonry joint sizes used with traditional tools.
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