Roughneck Brick Joint Raker - ROU51090

It is primarily designed for standard brick joints. Use caution on soft stone, as the steel wheels may scratch or damage the surface.

Keep constant downward pressure on the wheels and let them act as a guide along the flat face of the bricks.

Yes, it is effective on lime mortar, but start with a shallower setting to ensure you do not pull out too much material at once.

The depth is adjustable, but it is recommended to work in increments rather than aiming for the maximum depth in a single pass.

If you notice the tool struggling to bite into the mortar, inspect the nail tip for blunting and file it back to shape if necessary.

Ensure both steel wheels are making even contact with the brickwork and that the tool is held perpendicular to the wall surface.

Check the locking mechanism for debris and ensure the adjustment screw is tightened securely before starting the next pass.

Remove any impacted mortar or grit from the wheel axles using a stiff brush or pressurized air.