By far the most frustrating thing about plastering jobs is the drying times. This is especially true with inside corners - with a knife you pretty much can’t do both sides the same day because you’ll always end up messing up the opposite one.

I finally gave one of those corner tools a try, and the result is fucking mint. The customer is going to be so happy with these flawless corners tucked behind the curtains in their living room.

  • mrgoosmoos@lemmy.ca
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    12 days ago

    that, as they say, is a skill issue

    unless your wall is wavy as shit, it should be pretty easy to find the right angle as a little bit of practice

    also you have the feather the edges in after still, just like you would with a single edge tool. it’s not gonna get rid of that unless you’re really good

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      11 days ago

      also you have the feather the edges in after still, just like you would with a single edge tool. it’s not gonna get rid of that unless you’re really good

      See, that’s the part I was expecting the corner tool to make easier. If I’ve got to feather the edge with a normal knife anyway, I might as well just use the normal one for the whole thing.

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        11 days ago

        but then you have a sharp internal corner

        if that works for you, then yeah no point using this