🧱Answering common concerns about crompton bricklaying trowel cork handle 🧱 

Thank you so much for the kind msg Edmund. From a man with your vast experience I really appreciate that. It’s funny because I was just having a debate earlier with a similar aged Bricky with 50 years experience who thought the idea was rubbish and pointless. It’s fascinating how people see the world from different angles but what I think it boils down to is this: there are people that value time and there are people that don’t. How you use or waste your time will translate on to how productive you are. Every second is important to me, not Just in bricklaying but everything. I look around and I see lots of people wasting time like we are going to live forever. Time is valuable, treat well and be as efficient as you can be in whatever trade or duty you do every day. If you can save just 5 mins every working day being more efficient that equates to saving 8 days every year.

Cheers Ricky mate

Far from it yet mate 🤣

Thanks for the support mate

Cheers matt

Cheers

exactly mate and especially all these brickies on 400 per hour :)

@@Stucrompton1 aye there’s plenty of those lads online probably driving an 04 ford focus.

Hope it catches on for you pal

Hi mate it’s for deeper engraving marks on the pro compared to the DIY as it takes 4 time longer to product. Pro gets more use compared to diy

Of course Martyn

yes

they will be ready in april mate

Nice

i said loads less mortar

I understood that to mean conservation of labour, which on any job is one of the highest costs. Repetitive movements cost a heap over time, so if ya can load more mortar in one movement, it will save money. That's only logical.