Scutch Comb vs Scutch Drove
Scutch combs vs. droves |
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If you need to create a textured effect on a surface, use a scutch comb as the teeth create a lined effect on the surface of stone/brick.
Droves on the other hand, are used for flattening surfaces. They do not leave claw marks, so will be able to create a smoother finish. |
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The marks left by a scutch comb are useful for creating texture on a sculpture. They also create grooves on a wall to help plaster stick. | |||
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Droves can be used for cutting bricks where there is a need for a clean cut with no teeth marks (the end of a wall, for example).
They can also cut out neat holes for an electrician’s back box. |
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