OEMTOOLS25500 Razor Blade Scraper Tool With Extended Sure-Grip Handle, Glass, Paint, Sticker Scraper And Electric Stove Top Cleaner Tool, 11.5" Long Reach, Includes Razor Blades

The media could not be loaded. This OEM Tools scraper is my favorite cleaning tool in ages! My usual flat razor blade holder was lost so I ordered this one because it said folding. The black pieces are rubber so you have a safe grip. The button lock closes tight enough that it'd take a kid a moment to get it open but easy enough for my not so strong lady fingers to open. This may be the safest setup of one of these I've ever had. Not to mention fun and cool looking. Doubt this was their intention, but I'm a pocket knife fidgeter & I could mess around with this gadget for hours. The husband saw it on the counter and asked if it was one of my balisong trainers, he opened it and said wow cool! The blade is held in securely. It can be quickly & easily replaced in a second with the button. My other ones require you to unscrew a screw, invert the blade, then retighten the screw when not in use. This one just simply fold shut, lock, & bam! No exposed sharp blade. Comes with 10 blades, the plastic are great for cleaning without leaving scratch marks on softer surfaces. I couldn't be more impressed with this product!

Use this scraper every day at work. The design keeps the blade locked in place and very dependable when using it.

I bought this to help me remove paint from my shower pan. I had one just like this one but I seemed to have hidden it from myself. Now I have two. One in the mechanics toolbox and the other in the painting toolbox. I like the durable feel of the tool. It is easy to use and change the blade. The grip is sufficient for most tasks. The tool functions well in a variety of applications. I found it very reasonably priced when compared to others.

This is the absolute best scraper I have ever had and used i will be buying more of these to stock up incase they ever stop producing it it seem well made i do wish the blade lock to hold the blade in place was metal but have not had any issues with it i love how it folds up so i can have it in a tool box and not accidentally poke myself with it overall 10 stars I’ll never buy a different one

First off, I like this scraper, it folds very compactly, and the blade holder seems strong. The 'average' rating is for the actual execution of it. The fold/unfold works OK, but is kind of clunky, with the little swinging lock piece being the most annoying. I have fat fingers, and it is kind of hard to grab the tab to unlock the handles. My wife has no problems, she would likely give it a better rating but since I'm writing it, I will rate it from my perspective, but with the mention that if you have normal fingers and thumbs and not sausage fingers with no nails you may have some difficulty (my work snags them easily so I keep them cut very short). Otherwise, this is a nice scraper to work with, folds, and locks folded to be safe in a pocket, and opens easily for use, and locks open. One star off because of problems with fat fingers (which normal people probably won't have a problem with) and one star off because I wish it had on-board spare blade storage. On the plus side, it does come with 5 metal and 5 plastic scraper blades, which very few scrapers do.

Very hard to get the razor blade in.

Awsome little knife that stores great!!! The way it closes keeps from getting cut when stored.

I use a razor scraper to shave down paint drips and clean up lines and edges.I ordered this because it reminded me of the FastCap folding chisels which I've always really liked.On first inspection, the build quality seemed really poor and it still does -- the plastic seems thin with bits of flash still hanging off, the latch that holds the arms in the open and closed positions doesn't line up and has to be wiggled into place, the slider that locks the blade in place is a bit of wiggly plastic.But, in use this thing holds up. Wiggly slider or not, the blade doesn't move while scraping or chopping. The handles stay latched. Unlike some traditional metal scrapers, the blade doesn't pop back into the body when you push or come off of its pins when the blade bends.The body is also relatively thin so it's possible to slice off lumps without digging into the surface and blade change/retraction do not require a separate tool.If they made the same thing in anodized aluminum, I'd pay $50. As it is, I think I'll buy a couple more and throw them away when they break.