5 x Strong Finger Pointing Trowel Set 6 8 10 12 14 mm Flat Spring Carbon Steel Tuck with Wooden Handle (5FTCH)

Recently did a lime mortar pointing course and have been working my way around the garden wall, removing the damage done by ivy, buddleia and that bodger's curse, cement render. Originally had just a single tuck pointer, but there were times when a wider or narrower face would have been useful. This set provides a range from narrow to wide, giving greater choice when pointing. Whilst they may not stand up as 'forever' tools, they seem competently put together with a strong enough weld, wooden handles that look quite smart, and on the three or four jobs I've used them for since buying a month ago I've found them up to the task. My only minor criticism at this point is that I'd have happily paid a few quid more if they'd come in a pouch or bag of some sort, to keep them altogether, as I imagine at some point one will go walkabouts....

Good to have several sizes. Good value considering the price.

Needed a set of these jointers for a pointing job, their is a good selection of sizes which I needed due to different joint thickness They are a good length too as I nearly bought shorter ones and so glad Ii didn't as theses were more comfortable to use. They don't bend too much but have sufficient flex so yes they are a good bit of kit

These pointing trowels are solid and easily do the job they are intended to do. Highly recommended.

I use these wearing latex coated gloves, so they are easy to hold for me - likely that this would be less easy/comfortable with bare hands though. They feel sturdy enough for pointing a patio.My only complain is that they are hard to tell apart, when looking for a different size in the middle of a job. Easily fixed with a black marker! :)

Not too expensive and does the job they were intended for.Store dry for longer life.

Well the poor quality packaging, seems to match the product.I understand these are not supposed to be the finest quality as represented n the price, however the welding is not great, the handles are very poor and as you can see from the picture, one of the wooden handles is split and I have only just opened the packet. I suppose and can glue this with the aid of a clamp, but really, should I have to that on a supposedly new product? Perhaps the supply would like to comment on whether he would be happy to receive his purchases like this?

Nice to have a selection, use the right tool for the job.