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Trade: Carpenter In Sweden
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: arlöv Sweden
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Looking For A New Rasp/surform To Buy
Hi please forgive me for my poor english ,i´m from Sweden
I got a Stanley surform rasp but think it´s to boring , i want something that are as good or better and here in Sweden we only got Surfom (and copyes) I been looking at these ones and was wondereing if any of you use them and if they are any good Marshalltown Drywall Rasp Marshalltown DuraSoft® Drywall Rasp without Rails Wal-Board Drywall Rasp any advice?? tried to link but i cant before i posted 15 post they are located att all-wall.com |
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Trade: LI,NY designer, new homes, renovation work, concre
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Long Island, NY
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Re: Looking For A New Rasp/surform To Buy
Fred, welcome to CT, complete your profile, then go to the intro page and tell us a little about yourself and your proffessional experiance. As far as your question, i think rasps are boring in general, its ther nature. I do own some Marshaltown tools, trowels etc... and they are quality, HEJ DA, I lived in Sweden for awhile, GMOD
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Trade: Drylining
Join Date: May 2007
Location: England
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Re: Looking For A New Rasp/surform To Buy
Hey Fredrik. I have tried the MT Durasoft which was good, but it went blunt quite quickly and you cant change the blade like you can with a Stanley Surform.
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Trade: Drywall
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Eastern NC
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Re: Looking For A New Rasp/surform To Buy
can't really give ya a good comparrison, i've been using the sureform for better than 25 years,,, never had a reason to try another
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Trade: Builder
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Berkshire County
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Re: Looking For A New Rasp/surform To Buy
When I was a kid my dad had a surform, even at the age of 6 I realized it was worthless for wood. Never could imagine a use for a surform, till I had the pleasure of working with drywall.
Boring? Yeah, but I don't know of anything that works better. If you want exciting, grab the finish guys block plane and use it. Bet things will get interesting in a hurry. |
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| The Following User Says Thank You to NormW For This Useful Post: | Capt-Sheetrock (12-16-2009) |
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Trade: Drywall
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Eastern NC
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Re: Looking For A New Rasp/surform To Buy
On a serious note,, after 30 + years in drywall, i don't know ANYONE that hangs rock that doesn't use a STANLEY sureform rasp
And before ya give me grief about the year diff here, in the previous post,,, like you, it took me a bit to realize what the guys that know what their doing, were using, okay??? Last edited by Capt-Sheetrock; 12-16-2009 at 09:33 PM. |
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Trade: Carpenter In Sweden
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: arlöv Sweden
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Re: Looking For A New Rasp/surform To Buy
the surform is good but when you are a tool nuts idiot like me you always looking for new tools to buy .. got a systainer full with drywall tools and 24 more systainers with diffrent tools .
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Re: Looking For A New Rasp/surform To Buy
I usually use my hammer
. Being a remodeler I have enough tools in my bags already, I usually don't like to carry those. I do have a couple of them though that I'll use occasionally. Except I don't know what kinds they are, I call it a cheese grader because that's what they look like. I used this I got at Home Depot on one job, it worked pretty good
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