Stanley Tools Surform Blade Fine Cut 10 Inch 5 21 393

Not a lot to say about this. The old blade was blunt: this is a new blade and it's sharp. The Surform tool has limited use, but when it suits the job, it's very good, and this blade brings it back to like-new performance.

Easy to assemble

Damaged. Item was snapped in two.I suggest it be sent in a parcel, rather that a flimsy evevlope

This blade makes your old surform work like new; it's a very useful tool; would recommend.

I bought this blade having read some revues, To see if it would fit an old Stanley my father gave to me years back, It is not exactly a match to the old blade but it fits and i can use it. I'me pleased with it, Delivery was fast, and the price Good, It was worth the Gamble.

I ordered 1 of these that good I ordered another one great product.Well worth the money.

Good replacement as original.

Stanley Surform Blade Fine Cut 10In 5 21 393  It replaced my worn out blade and fitted my Surfile OK. The only visible difference is that the old blade had a cutting edge down one side of the blade which meant that you could cut right up to an edge. The replacement blade doesn't have that cutting edge down one side; hence the three stars instead of four. However that is no big deal for my purposes. These blades are not easy to find on the high street anymore so this is a useful source of supply.

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Have an old Surform (1970's red/black handle) similar to the Stanley 21-295 but could not find a blade to suit at all the local outlets. This fit perfectly and have used a number of times since purchase. Appears my original was a 21-293A Surform Flat Blade with saw tooth which is also available on Amazon and will order as a backup.No problems or breakage with attaching as noted in some reviews.

I previously submitted the following as vendor feedback on the seller "Big Red Tool Box": "Item arrived with a sharp bend of ~15 degrees about 2" from one end which cracked half way across when I tried to straighten it to put it in its frame/handle. Still, I kept it as it still works to finish the grinding of P-tex on ski bases after repairs. Note this defect does prevent it from being used in its intended frame/handle."...but then almost immediately received an email from Big Red Tool Box offering to address the issue with the blade being bent in shipping. I subsequently went back and could not edit/delete that seller review (what's up with that Amazon?) to acknowledge their timely response so I'm doing that here/now.The "fine-cut" blade works great for my needs. I first use a standard-cut Surform to remove excess P-tex when repairing the bases of my skis then follow with the fine cut to finish/smooth things off. Note that the fine-cut blade itself looks almost identical to the standard cut but has less relief in the crenulations and definitely cuts more slowly which is what I wanted.