Versa-Trowel Adjustable Corner Trowel

It worked well for the wide angles on vaulted ceilings but not on the tight angles. Had to modify the trowel. To fit my needs

This thing is just what I needed for my new house. We had to have the foundation fixed and it cracked the seams in my foyer on 45 degree walls. I adjusted this slightly wider than the wall angle and was able to smooth out the tape coat and final coat easily. The hinge can be separated easily for cleaning.

Was not able to get to tray ceiling angle and when pressed down to get it to the correct angle one end broke off, threw out

needed to modify it to get more angle for this ceiling job. as with any corner trowel, you need to learn where to put the mud and how much on the trowel. trowel worked as meant to but I had a bigger angle to deal with.

Super-digging this. Doing a nice job on the top of the wall/bottom of a vaulted ceiling joint. Yes, you have to adjust the wingnut/bolt if you drop it too many times, and Yes there's a sharpish corner in the plaster--all part of the job.

This is a decent tool, yet could be better. The adjustable screw (wing nut) used for adjusting the angle of the trowel is not stainless, therefore started rusting right away. This is a tool that gets wet often, as all trowels do while being used. If the nut was simply a quality stainless screw, then it wouldn’t lock up as it does between uses. I spray it with a lubricant, but if not used for several days, simply locks up. Other times when I’ve tightened the screw at the desired angle, the trowel then slips and moves, apparently due to the fact that the screw wasn’t completely tight. I’ve since fixed this, but for this price point, it shouldn’t need to be fixed by the user. Not as happy with it as I thought I’d be.

This tool makes those wide angle corners a piece of cake. Adjusts from 90 to about 130 degrees and leaves a clean crease. What worked for me was to set the angle just slightly larger than needed. That way it gives a clean edge when pressed into the wall crease and pulled down. Just make sure you have the wing nut that sets the angle really tight. This tool is now indispensable for me.

Works well on 90 degree angles but doing a 120 either my walls off, I'm not using enough mud or it just doesn't like that angle. You'll still have to come back with a trough and clean up after using this on a 120 plus angle but for the most part it did what it was suppose to do.