KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL RO5211-3/8X1/2 Flat Slicker Jointer hand tool
Forged steel flat slicker jointer for masonry work with dual-width ends and steel handle
- TypeMasonry Tools
- Forged steel construction withstands heavy masonry use
- Dual 3/8 and 1/2 inch widths cover common joint sizes
- Ten-inch length reaches into tight spaces
- Steel handle provides a sturdy, secure grip
- Designed for general brick and masonry work
Flat Slicker Jointer for masonry
The KRAFT TOOL RO5211-3/8X1/2 is a flat slicker jointer built for general masonry and brick work. Its forged steel construction provides the durability needed for shaping mortar joints on site. The tool suits masons and bricklayers who need a reliable hand tool for finishing work.
Forged steel handle and dual widths
The handle is made of steel, giving a sturdy grip that resists bending under pressure. One end presents a 3/8" width and the other a 1/2" width, letting you switch joint profiles without changing tools. A 10 in. overall length allows the jointer to reach into tight spaces between courses.
Replaces worn or single-width jointers
This jointer replaces older tools that have lost their edge or offer only one joint size. The dual-width design makes the upgrade worthwhile when you regularly alternate between 3/8" and 1/2" joints on the same job. Buyers who need curved or convex profiles will need a different tool shape.
Highlights
- Forged steel construction withstands heavy masonry use
- Dual 3/8 and 1/2 inch widths cover common joint sizes
- Ten-inch length reaches into tight spaces
- Steel handle provides a sturdy, secure grip
- Designed for general brick and masonry work
Specifications
| Brand | Kraft Tool |
|---|---|
| Model | RO5211-3/8X1/2 |
| Type | Masonry Tools |
Questions about this item
What joint widths does the 10 in. flat slicker jointer produce?
The tool finishes mortar joints at 3/8 in. on one face and 1/2 in. on the opposite face, covering the two most common brickwork sizes.
What clearance is needed to use the flat slicker jointer in tight courses?
Its flat, forged-steel profile slides into narrow bed joints and between closely spaced bricks without binding.
How do you hold the slicker jointer to avoid uneven joints?
Grip the integral steel handle firmly and pull the tool along the joint with steady pressure, keeping both faces flat against the mortar.
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