Exact Angle Inside Corner Trowel, Drywall and Plastering Corner Trowel, 90 Degrees to 154 Degrees, Easy to Clean Nylon Blade, DuraSoft Handle, EA917

The complaints that I saw were that it is too flexible. That is a good thing and this tool works great!

This drywall mud spatula is adjustable and worked really well on a lot of different corner angles.

I had a 135* angle to mud in my attic. I'm a DIYer and that was my first attempt at it. I finally broke down and purchased this, and it did make it easier since I could do both sides of the joint at once. However, it's plastic. It gives. It's a bit cheap, especially considering it's Marshalltown. I wish it would have been stiffer, or better yet - metal. But it worked for what I needed.

Thus far, this is the best solution I've found for varying angles. Most pros will just use a flat knife, but using an angled trowel gives you the advantage of a nice, clean line. Also, using a straight knife doesn't force the compound into the corner as tightly, creating a much greater risk for pockets, which will dramatically weaken your joint. The only problem with this trowel is that it is plastic and flexible. When you tighten up the angle, it forces the plane to skew slightly, and round the leading edge, leaving you with somewhat of a rounded corner. I have a 1907 1-3/4 story house, so I have 45's EVERYWHERE, and being that it's an old house, none of the angles are uniform. That's why this makes a nice addition to my toolbox.

It's just ABS plastic. It arrived warped in the box. I suspect that even without warping it still wouldn't have been veryy functional. Fresh out of the box it was pulling jagged lines with divots and gouges. I tried running it wet, still the same thing. It holds mud, doesn't glide along even relatively thin mixes. Overall quality was surprisingly awful, despite being a Marshalltown product, I like their standard mudding knives, especially for a somewhat budget option. Do not expect Level 5 quality, but if it's something you are trying to use once to pull a weird angle, it's ok, just expect a lot of sanding and sculpting.

I liked this a lot. Yeah it’s not going to be like the metal easy 90 degree ones but it’s doing what you need it to do.

Was banging my head against the wall trying to finish some awkward inside angles, after about the third coat I broke down and bought this thing, did the inside angle in 1 coat, then just skimmed it in after. No more banging my head against the wall. Could be a little sturdier since it's made of plastic but it was kind of nice to have the extra flex for long uneven corners. Anyways would totally recommend.

This is an outstanding product. At first, I was disappointed with it being made out of plastic, however, as I got to using it, I realize that any other construction would have been counterproductive metal and hinges would have created more problems For the money, it is well worth it.

Good items good price

Spatule très pratique pour les rampants mais beaucoup trop souple. C’est malheureusement compliqué pour sens servir sans qu’elle plie

Una gozada para que las juntas de 145° salgan parfectamente rectas y rellenas al unísono. Una pena no haberlo conocido antes, me habría ahorrado muchos quebraderos de cabeza.

Tutto ok

Most angle trowels are for 90 degree corners. For other angled ceilings and walls, it's nearly impossible to find the right trowel, though the pros do it fine with regular tools. I am NOT a pro. This adjustable trowel.works great. I wish I'd found it a long time ago. Some pros criticize it because it's made of nylon, and with heavy use they say the tip starts to wear out. For a casual user like I am, it will last longer than I care. Highly recommended if you've been frustrated by those broad corners. BONUS: it doesn't rust !!!