Neilsen Brick Trowel - 11 Inch - CT1666


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The Neilsen Brick Trowel (CT1666) is a professional-grade handheld tool designed for bricklayers, plasterers, and serious DIY enthusiasts who require precision in cement and masonry applications. Its standout feature is the 11-inch hardened steel blade paired with an ergonomic rubber grip, providing excellent leverage and control for repetitive tasks. However, prospective users should note that the 11-inch size is best suited for general bricklaying and may be too large for delicate detail work or confined spaces.
| Model Part Number | CT1666 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Neilsen |
The blade is constructed from hardened steel designed for the wear and tear of masonry work.
Yes, the ergonomic rubber grip is neutral in design, making it comfortable for both left and right-handed users.
Yes, it is designed for both bricklaying and plastering applications.
The blade itself is 11 inches (280 mm) long, providing a large working surface.
Always wipe the blade clean and dry it thoroughly after washing. Applying a light layer of machine oil before storing will prevent surface rust.
Ensure the blade is kept slightly moist during use, or apply a light coating of masonry oil if performing long-duration work.
Check the tang connection for any debris or physical damage. If the handle remains unstable, the tool should be retired to avoid safety hazards.
No assembly is required for this tool; it is ready to use immediately out of the packaging. The CT1666 is compatible with standard mortar, cement, and lime-based plasters. To ensure the longevity of your tool, it is critical to clean the blade thoroughly with water and a stiff brush immediately after use, as dried cement can bond aggressively to the steel. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents that might degrade the rubber handle. Periodically check the connection between the handle and the tang to ensure it remains tight and secure.