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Margin Trowels place mortar and adhesives along edges, into cracks, and in other tight spaces. They also scrape out the last of materials from containers.
Caulking Trowels press their blade into joints and gaps to pack them with mortar or caulk. Also known as tuck pointer trowels, they have a slimmer blade than other types of masonry trowels.
Bucket Trowels have a blade that widens toward the heel to lift and place scoops of mortar and tile adhesive when installing flooring.
London Brick Trowels carry mortar toward the blade tip to speed application when laying brick. Also known as London pattern trowels, they hold less material than Philadelphia trowels but allow finer control for easier handling.
Philadelphia Trowels have an extra-wide heel and a bigger blade than London trowels to hold more mortar per scoop. Also known as Philadelphia pattern block trowels, they are commonly used to lay mortar onto concrete blocks and stone. Their edge can also chop blocks to split them in half.
Duck Bill Trowels reach their blade into corners and other tight spaces. Also known as coke trowels, they have a rounded tip to apply mortar and other materials around pipe, posts, and curved borders.
Gauging Trowels apply controlled amounts of plaster and quick-set mortar onto surfaces. Their blade tapers to a rounded tip that provides an optimal shape for mixing material, transferring it to surfaces, and feathering edges.
Wall-capping Trowels have an arched blade to shape concrete into a rounded crown on top of masonry walls.

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