Hand scraper AWTools AW29050 — 66 mm blade width, 25 g

AWTools AW29050 is a lightweight hand scraper with a 66 mm blade width and a total weight of 25 g, designed for precise removal of paint, sealant, adhesives and residue from flat surfaces. The general-purpose scraper features a replaceable blade with two ground working edges to maintain cutting performance. Its compact design and ergonomic plastic handle provide manual control for finishing, preparation and maintenance tasks in carpentry, renovation and general household work.

Advantages

The scraper combines a slim, low-weight body with a robust, replaceable blade that offers two ground edges for extended use without frequent replacement. The blade is designed to remove coatings and deposits while minimising the risk of surface scratching when used correctly. The ergonomic plastic handle supports controlled pressure and reduces hand fatigue during repetitive operations. The tool is compact and easy to store, making it suitable for both professional and DIY settings.

Suitable for

• Removing paint and varnish from flat surfaces
• Cleaning adhesive residue and sealant from joints and edges
• Scraping rust, dirt and buildup from windows, tiles and ceramic hobs
• Precision prep work in carpentry and renovation

Key specifications

• Blade width: 66 mm
• Weight: 25 g (total)
• Replaceable blade with 2 ground working edges
• Ergonomic plastic handle for improved grip
• Suitable for use on painted surfaces, ceramic hobs, tiles and glass when used properly

How to use

Secure a sharp replacement blade in the scraper according to the manufacturer's instructions, taking care to avoid contact with the cutting edges. Hold the ergonomic handle firmly and work at a low angle to the surface, applying even pressure and moving the blade in a controlled scraping motion. For stubborn residues, make several light passes rather than excessive force to reduce the risk of surface damage. After use, retract or remove the blade and store the tool safely.

Usage recommendations

Use on flat, hard surfaces and test an inconspicuous area first. Apply moderate pressure and keep the blade at a shallow angle to avoid scratching. Replace the blade when edges become worn. Wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection when changing blades or working with hardened coatings.