KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL RO58-5L Margin Brick Trowel 2 x 5 in hand tool
A forged-steel margin trowel with a leather handle for applying mortar to brick and block
- TypeMasonry Tools
- Forged steel construction delivers lasting durability for masonry work
- Leather handle ensures a firm, comfortable grip during use
- 2 in. blade width spreads mortar evenly across bricks and blocks
- 4 1/2 in. handle length gives precise control for detailed tasks
- Designed specifically for brick and block laying applications
Purpose and User
This Kraft Tool margin brick trowel is a forged steel hand tool sized 2 by 5 inches for applying mortar to brick or block. The leather handle gives a firm grip and the short blade length keeps the tool easy to control on the job site.
Suitability
It suits masons and DIY builders who need a narrow blade for tight joints, detail work or repair patches. Buyers who want a wider blade for spreading large beds of mortar quickly should look at a different tool.
Sustained Use Behaviour
The forged steel blade resists bending and wear during repeated loading and scraping. The leather handle stays comfortable through long sessions without the fatigue that plastic grips can cause.
Highlights
- Forged steel construction delivers lasting durability for masonry work
- Leather handle ensures a firm, comfortable grip during use
- 2 in. blade width spreads mortar evenly across bricks and blocks
- 4 1/2 in. handle length gives precise control for detailed tasks
- Designed specifically for brick and block laying applications
Specifications
| Brand | Kraft Tool |
|---|---|
| Model | RO58-5L |
| Type | Masonry Tools |
Questions about this item
What existing masonry tools do I need to use alongside this 2 x 5 in forged steel brick trowel?
You need a mortar board or hawk to hold mixed mortar, a pointing trowel for finishing joints, and a level to keep courses straight while you spread mortar with this trowel.
How does the leather handle on this margin trowel feel compared to older wooden-handled trowels I already own?
The leather handle gives a firm, non-slip grip that absorbs vibration better than aged wood, reducing hand fatigue during long brick-laying sessions.
How can I confirm the forged steel blade is holding its edge after the first few jobs?
Check that the 2 in blade still spreads mortar cleanly without dragging, and that the corners show no rounding or chipping after striking bricks.
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