KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL V-Notch Trowel 11in 4-1/2in W ST414PF tool storage
V-notch trowel spreads adhesive and mortar with a carbon-steel blade and ProForm handle
- V-notch pattern spreads adhesive evenly for consistent tile bonding
- 11-inch carbon steel blade covers wide area with each pass
- ProForm camel-back handle reduces wrist fatigue during extended use
- 3/16-inch notch depth and spacing calibrated for mortar applications
- Square blade shape reaches corners and edges without gouging
V-Notch Trowel for Adhesive and Mortar
This 11-inch carbon-steel trowel applies adhesive and mortar with a consistent V-notch pattern. The 3/16-inch notch depth and spacing suit standard tile-setting tasks. A 5-inch ProForm camel-back handle gives a secure grip for extended use. The blade width measures 4-1/2 inches for efficient coverage.
Limits of the V-Notch Profile
The fixed 1/4-inch notch width and 3/16-inch depth restrict the tool to materials and substrates that match this profile. Thicker adhesives or larger-format tiles may require a different notch geometry. Carbon steel can rust if not cleaned and dried after each job. The square blade shape does not reach tight inside corners.
Build Quality and Daily Use
ProForm handle material resists slipping when hands are wet or dusty. Camel-back styling reduces wrist fatigue during repetitive spreading motions. Carbon-steel blade holds a sharp notch edge through multiple buckets of mortar. Light weight allows one-handed operation on vertical surfaces. Easy to clean with water before mortar sets.
Highlights
- V-notch pattern spreads adhesive evenly for consistent tile bonding
- 11-inch carbon steel blade covers wide area with each pass
- ProForm camel-back handle reduces wrist fatigue during extended use
- 3/16-inch notch depth and spacing calibrated for mortar applications
- Square blade shape reaches corners and edges without gouging
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which notch dimensions should I pick for my adhesive?
The V-notch is 3/16 in deep, 1/4 in wide and spaced 3/16 in apart, sized for thin-set mortar and adhesive.
How does the 11 in blade perform on a real job?
An 11 in carbon-steel blade covers a wide swath per pass, reducing fatigue while keeping the notch profile consistent.
What does the ProForm camel-back handle add in practice?
The 5 in ProForm camel-back handle gives a secure, angled grip that reduces wrist strain during extended spreading.
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