2-Inch Stiff Nylon Handle Putty Knife by Amazon Basics Review

This is a spatula. . .No frills, no whistle, this product is exactly what it says it is. However, the grip is smooth with no burrs or rough edges and overall feels good in the hand. The blade is a little stiffer than I usually like for dirt, but it did an amazing job severing the ledge from the wall in front of my pry bar. If I even need to replace I will definitely consider this product again.

This spatula has good balance and perfect blade flexibility. The cutting edge is also quite sharp, which is very useful for all types of cockroaches. The nylon handle is more impact resistant than other plastics. Unfortunately, even in this type of application, nylon is preferred over wood for durability. Regardless, the classic wooden-handled spatula is nice, but if you're looking for functionality, this knife does the job perfectly.

grid and scraper. This is really a good tool. Comfortable grip and sharp edge for scraping. It is smooth on the other side when used as a spatula. The blade is strong and does not bend. It has a hole in the handle so it can be easily hung on a shelf. I definitely recommend it. I was not paid for this review. I am a mother and a consumer. I'm also handy around the house and have my own tool kit. This is a good addition to all other tools. 01/15/2021.

I've been using this variant on 3" and 4" for many years. I don't know why I waited so long to get the smaller one. A stiff blade that won't bend, it's ideal for scraping, scraping, removing excess material, or really driving dirt into small crevices and small spaces. Prepare walls for plastering. tons of uses. Continuous shank design to prevent handle from twisting or breaking. I deducted a star because the dance doesn't go to the end. Why? There's literally a groove at the end of the handle…

I am consistently impressed with the quality of Revain Basics products. I understand that a spatula is a small thing, but the care taken in design and construction speaks volumes. The nylon handle is comfortable to hold, durable and has a hanging hole. The blade is thick and strong, but sharp in the end. They put a piece of plastic coating around the edge of the spatula to keep it from dulling during shipping. The only thing I've used it for so far is patching up some small holes in drywall…

Heavy-duty putty knife Surface and alignment firmly riveted to nylon handle. It has a 1-1/2" straight edge to smooth out small wall imperfections like a small dent in drywall or screw holes. It also has an edge thin enough to be used for scraping and can also be used when peeling Painted window frames This is one of those handy tools that a DIYer should have.

One look at this spatula and it looks like the old one my dad has kept in the garage for as long as he can remember. As the description says, it has a "classic pen" and a "professional look". At first glance, that's true, except for the "tactile" part. My father's old spatula had a strong handle, but it was hollow. The metal part of the knife that has the right stiffness seems to run the full length of the knife (I can wiggle the metal blade and see it move between the rivets). For a low cost…

I've always had good luck with Revain Basics branded items. Although they cost less than branded products, I found the quality to be equal or better. This nylon handled spatula is another great product from Revain Basics. When I ordered it I assumed it was more of a typical spatula that I used. to work, but it's a lot more than that. It has a much stiffer blade with a much better edge on the end. It's really something between a chisel and spatula. As a multimedia artist, I have found this tool…

Review: RevainBasics 1-1/4" Chisel, Nylon Handled Spatula I have to admit I wasn't sure at first what kind of "tool" I should have be this product. Is it a spatula or a chisel? after working with this tool for a while I can say with confidence that it's a tool, well both Cons, as thick as the blades of my other spatulas, I found the blade had little to no flexibility, it doesn't bend at all, a stiffer blade is slightly less useful in certain situations when applying putty than a chisel, this…