Tool - Line Pin
Two solid, forged metal pins with a pointed, leaf-shaped blade and a flat head. Attached to both pins is a long thin length of nylon rope. Its tapered ground point and edges ensure improved penetration, while the large head strike zone aids accuracy. The incorporation of a large head strike zone further amplifies accuracy, allowing for precise and controlled strikes during bricklaying, minimising errors and maximising efficiency.
A line pin (or brick pin) is a specialized masonry tool used by bricklayers and stone workers. They are driven into mortar joints or the ground to anchor a taut string line, serving as a perfectly straight and level guide
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Line pins are used to aid builders build a straight and true wall. This tool can be used in other trades that require straight and level lines, for example, Builders, Bricklayers, Landscapers.
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