- material.
Common varieties include the
masonry trowel,
garden trowel, and
float trowel. A
power trowel is a much
larger gasoline or
electrically powered...
- A
power trowel (also
known as a "power float" and "
troweling machine") is a
piece of
light construction equipment used by
construction companies and contractors...
-
following is a list of the more
common masonry trowels:
Brick trowel: or mason's
trowel is a point-nosed
trowel for
spreading mortar on
bricks or concrete...
-
trowel is an
excavation implement used by
archaeologists around the globe.
Manufactured by the
Marshalltown Company of Marshalltown, Iowa, the
trowel...
-
Trowel is an
academic journal published by
postgraduate students at the
School of Archaeology,
University College Dublin, Ireland. It was
first published...
- the
trowel bayonet,
intended for
individual soldiers as both a
weapon and an
entrenching tool. This was
followed by the
development of
separate trowel and...
-
TrowelBlazers is a
project aimed at
increasing the
representation of
women in the
fields of archaeology,
geology and palaeontology. The
project is run...
- From this
bucket he
hangs his
trowel or
trowels and
places into it
various tools.
Normally a
plasterer has one
trowel for "laying on" (the
process of...
- kunai) is a ****anese tool
thought to be
originally derived from the
masonry trowel. The two
widely recognized kinds are the
short kunai (小苦無 shō-kunai) and...
- in a
variety of
designs including the
straight dibber, T-handled dibber,
trowel dibber, and L-shaped dibber. The
dibber was
first recorded in
Roman times...
