Mortar raking advice needed

[Nozzle]

FFX.co.uk > ITS.co.uk | Official UK Superstore for Tools, DeWalt, Makita & Milwaukee.

FFX Tools are now in administration. The Domain FFX.co.uk has been purchased by ITS.co.uk ITS is your home or tools and is perfectly set up to continue to service all your orders and needs that you would have previously received from FFX tools. Folkestone Fixings is not longer operable. Now...

ffx.co.uk

Maybe one of these bad boys? (also available in "long")

The gyroscopic action of a 9" grinder is a nightmare if you don't have secure footing. using the above in a 4 1/2 grinder might serve you safer

Nozzle

 

[middleofafield]

FFX.co.uk > ITS.co.uk | Official UK Superstore for Tools, DeWalt, Makita & Milwaukee.

FFX Tools are now in administration. The Domain FFX.co.uk has been purchased by ITS.co.uk ITS is your home or tools and is perfectly set up to continue to service all your orders and needs that you would have previously received from FFX tools. Folkestone Fixings is not longer operable. Now...

ffx.co.uk

Maybe one of these bad boys? (also available in "long")

The gyroscopic action of a 9" grinder is a nightmare if you don't have secure footing. using the above in a 4 1/2 grinder might serve you safer

Nozzle

You know what, I will give it a try. Maybe the safer option and I can at least rule it out before I try one of the grown up toys!

 

[ree]

So you now intend to use a 12mm rake?

 

[middleofafield]

So you now intend to use a 12mm rake?

No, I'm not doing anything until I take a good look up there and feedback. It may be a week or so though depending on the scaffold. I'll restart this thread and maybe pm you if that's ok?