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Marshalltown 3/8 in. W x 6.75 in. L High Carbon Steel Brick Tuck Pointer

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Marshalltown 3/8 in. W x 6.75 in. L High Carbon Steel Brick Tuck PointerMarshalltown High Carbon Steel Brick Tuck Pointer, 3 8 in. x 6. 75 in. Durable tuck pointer for repairing mortar joints between bricks and blocks. Forged from high carbon steel with a comfortable hardwood handle, it delivers the right balance of sturdiness and flexibility for precise repointing work. Key Features: High Carbon Steel Blade: Single piece forged for durability and long service life Comfort Grip Handle: Hardwood handle with metal ferrule

Marshalltown High Carbon Steel Brick Tuck Pointer, 3/8 in. x 6.75 in.

Durable tuck pointer for repairing mortar joints between bricks and blocks. Forged from high carbon steel with a comfortable hardwood handle, it delivers the right balance of sturdiness and flexibility for precise repointing work.

Key Features:

  • High-Carbon Steel Blade: Single-piece forged for durability and long service life
  • Comfort Grip Handle: Hardwood handle with metal ferrule for secure, fatigue-reducing control
  • Ample Hand Clearance: High shank and high lift provide plenty of knuckle room
  • Tapered Design: Optimized stiffness and flexibility for packing mortar accurately
  • Brick Repointing Tool: Ideal for repairing cracked or crumbling mortar joints

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Blade Width 3/8 inch
Blade Length 6.75 inch
Blade Material High Carbon Steel
Handle Material Hardwood with metal ferrule
Tool Type Brick tuck pointer
Number in Package 1
Design Features High shank and high lift for hand clearance; tapered blade for sturdiness and flexibility
Package Dimensions (L x W x H) 11.8 in x 3.5 in x 1.3 in
Package Weight 0.4 lb

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What is the blade size?
A: The blade is 3/8 inch wide and 6.75 inches long.

Q: What materials is it made from?
A: The blade is high carbon steel with a hardwood handle and metal ferrule.

Q: What tasks is this tool best for?
A: It’s designed for packing mortar and repointing or repairing mortar joints in brick and block.

Q: Is there enough clearance for my hand during use?
A: Yes, the high shank and high lift design provide generous hand room.

Q: How many come in a package?
A: One tuck pointer per package.

Crisp Lines, Classic Craft

This tuck pointer celebrates the quiet elegance of restoration, bringing crisp precision to aging brickwork. The slender, high-carbon blade is a study in restraint—sleek, tapered, and beautifully balanced by a warm hardwood handle. Use it to define clean, tailored joints that make masonry read as timeless and intentional. It’s a small tool with an outsized impact—an essential for elevated, lasting finishes.

Restore mortar lines with precision—add this Marshalltown tuck pointer to your toolkit today.

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