Product handles grapevine or colonial joints
Masonry Construction, May, 2005
Designed for grapevine or colonial-style joints, the Goldblatt brick jointer has a 6-inch long, 1/2-inch wide blade and a bit that is 1/8-inch wide on center. It has a comfortable hardwood handle, and the tempered high carbon steel blade delivers years of use.
* The Stanley Works, 800-782-6539, www.stanleytools.com
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