Marshalltown Trowel
Marshalltown Trowel 503D tuck pointer hand tool
Forged one-piece tuck pointer with a tapered DuraSoft handle for masonry joint work
- TypeMasonry Tools
- Features* Forged in one piece * Tapered for the required
- Selling UnitEach
- Forged in one piece for maximum strength
- DuraSoft handle reduces hand fatigue during use
- Tapered blade design suits precise tuck pointing
- 6-1/2 inch blade reaches deep mortar joints
- 1/4 inch width fits narrow joint spaces
Tuck pointer for masonry joints
The Marshalltown 503D tuck pointer is a hand tool built for shaping and finishing mortar joints in brick and block work. Its blade is forged in one piece from steel for strength and wear resistance. A DuraSoft handle with a tapered profile provides grip and control during repetitive pointing tasks.
Masons and repair specialists
This tool suits professionals and DIYers who need a dedicated tuck pointer for narrow joint work on masonry surfaces. It is not for users who require a wider blade for repointing large areas or a notched profile for adhesive spreading. Buyers looking for a general-purpose trowel or a tool with interchangeable blades should consider a different type.
1/4 inch blade width
The blade measures 1/4 inch wide, which determines the joint size this tuck pointer can cleanly finish. A narrower or wider joint will need a differently sized pointer. Match the blade width to the mortar joint specification before purchasing.
Highlights
- Forged in one piece for maximum strength
- DuraSoft handle reduces hand fatigue during use
- Tapered blade design suits precise tuck pointing
- 6-1/2 inch blade reaches deep mortar joints
- 1/4 inch width fits narrow joint spaces
Specifications
| Brand | Marshalltown |
|---|---|
| Model | 503D |
| Type | Masonry Tools |
| Features | * Forged in one piece * Tapered for the required |
| Selling Unit | Each |
| Shipping weight | 0.10 kg |
| Package size | 289 × 105 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
What masonry material must I already have to use this 503D tuck pointer?
It is designed for mortar joints in brick, block or stone masonry so you need a prepared wall or repair area with existing mortar to repoint.
How does the 503D tuck pointer behave alongside my older trowels and jointers?
The forged one-piece steel blade and tapered 5 in DuraSoft handle give the same balance as traditional pointers, so it fits into an existing tool kit without changing technique.
How can I tell the 503D tuck pointer is working as intended after I start using it?
The 1/4 in wide pointed blade should cut clean, uniform mortar joints to a consistent depth without chatter, leaving a smooth V-profile ready for fresh mortar.
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