Hand held cemetitious mixing tool

Abstract

A handheld cementitious mixing tool with a rectangle shaped mixing head vertically oriented and attached to an end of a tubular tool handle with a plurality of horizontal mixing blades angled so that when the mixing head is pulled towards the user the cementitious material is lifted by the angled mixing blades and then dropped thereby mixing the cementitious material. Water is simultaneously added to the cementitious material through an integral water delivery system which includes a handle incorporated water valve and tubing extending from the water valve through the tubular tool handle to water nozzles directed to deliver water to an area immediately before the cementitious material is subjected to the mixing head. An ergonomically designed intermediate handle is provided which is slidingly and rotational adjustable about the tool tubular handle. The tool operates by pulling rather than pushing through cementitious material thereby alleviating fatigue and the possibility of worker injury.

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