Product Description

The Bahco Ergo Pocket Scraper is ideal for removing paint or putty from windows, window frames, molding, and narrow corners. The triangular blade has three straight sharp edges, ensuring a long work life. A thumb grip handle makes the scraper easy and comfortable to use. Comes with a convenient belt holster. Technical Details:7-3/8'' long overall.Includes one triangular blade.Thumb grip handle.Belt holster included.What's in the BoxOne Bahco Ergo Pocket Scraper and belt holster

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5948 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Bahco
• Model: 625XXX
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 1.57" h x 3.94" w x 11.02" l, .35 pounds

Features

• Heavy-duty ergonomic scraper for precision work such as windows, molding, and narrow corners
• Quickly and efficiently removes paint, glue, varnish, and rust from wood, metal, and concrete
• Comes with triangular 1-inch carbide blade; interchangeable
• 2-component ergonomic handle for better grip and added comfort
• Measures 11-by-3-9/10-by-1-3/5 inches (LxWxH); lifetime limited warranty

Amazon.com Product Description
The Bahco premium ergonomic carbide scraper is intended for heavy-duty applications and is ideal for precision scraping work, such as windows, molding, and narrow corners. The long-lasting carbide blade allows you to scrape wood, metal and concrete, quickly and efficiently removing paint, glue, varnish, rust, and more. The 2-component handle gives you better grip and added comfort; the thin front and precision thumb-grip provides increased control. This scraper comes with a versatile 1-inch triangular blade; the blade can also be fitted with other speciality blades including round, drop, and pear designs. The tool measures 11-by-3-9/10-by-1-3/5 inches (LxHxW) and comes with a holster for convenient pocket or belt storage. It is backed by a lifetime limited warranty.

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

13 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
Comfortable, sharp, long lasting
By A. F. Sullivan
I own a 100 year old 3 story home in Newport. I have learned if you want a paint job that will last, you have to go own to bare wood. I will no longer waste time painting over multi layers of old paint. Plus when all the paint is removed from moldings, the new paint lines are so crisp and beautiful. Trust me, it is worth the extra time to get rid of the old paint. You will thank yourself later.

After wasting $$ on inferior scrapers, I have found THE best. The sharp carbide blades SLICE the paint off (sometimes so smooth you barely have to sand the wood afterwards). Ergonomically designed, the handles fit great in your hand and does not cramp your grip.

I suggest to buy 2 of the smaller size so you can keep the round blade in one all the time (perfect profile for scraping cove or scotia molding) and the triangular blade in the other. Also the carbide blades seem to last forever!

Also get the larger scraper with the ball grip on the front of the scraper for larger surfaces

Thanks Bahco!

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
best on the market.
By Dennis E. Cleveland
Absolutely the best scraper out there. Easy to use and the absolutely flat blade makes scraping old finish off of delicate furniture easy and almost worry free from gouges. I worried when they changed the design of the handle since my last purchase, but the changes made it even better. And anyone worried about the cost of the product or replacement blades,don't. I refinish furniture for a living and my blades last just about a year, using both sides of course, and i still have a handle I have been using for the last eight years.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
pretty good
By H. West
I ordered this to use with a heat gun on the baseboards of my 100yr old house. This scraper really gets into small spaces and has the ability to feather paint where there are chips in the paint. The blade is strong and sharp. Another time, I would order the optional rounded blades for use on curved surfaces.
There are 2 problems with this scraper
1) Blades are small, so that you can work on small areas -this also means slowish progress
2) Not ergonomic, as it claims (which was the main selling point for me)