Faithfull Plasterer's Mixing Wheel - 180 x 900mm

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The Faithfull Plasterer's Mixing Wheel is an essential hand-tool designed for professional plasterers and DIY enthusiasts who require a reliable way to mix plaster, mortar, and other construction compounds manually. Its primary strength lies in its durable construction and ergonomic leverage, though it is strictly a manual tool, meaning it lacks the automated efficiency of electric power mixers.
| Model Part Number | 1405279 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Faithfull |
Yes, it is designed for plaster and similar construction materials, making it suitable for mortar as well.
The shaft is made of tubular steel, so while it is durable, you should keep it dry and clean it immediately after use to prevent surface rust.
If plaster has already dried, soak the head in water to soften the material and gently scrape it off with a plastic or wooden tool to avoid damaging the aluminium.
Faithfull tools are typically backed by their standard manufacturer guarantees against defects in material and workmanship.
No, this is specifically engineered as a manual hand-mixing tool and is not compatible with power drill chucks.
Use the wheel to scrape the perimeter of the base before continuing a circular mixing motion to ensure all powder is incorporated.
Ensure your hands are dry and clean. Consider using work gloves with a rubberized grip for better leverage and to prevent hand fatigue.
No assembly is required for the Faithfull Mixing Wheel; it is ready to use immediately. For best results, ensure your mixing vessel is of a stable, rigid material to allow for circular motion. To maintain the tool, always rinse the mixing head thoroughly with clean water immediately after use. If plaster dries on the aluminium, it can be difficult to remove; keeping a bucket of clean water nearby during the job helps keep the tool clear of debris. Store the tool in a dry place to maintain the integrity of the steel shaft over time.