🔪 Bahco 2-Inch Replacement Scraper Blade #442 - Durable and Heavy-Duty Option for Enhanced Scraping Efficiency Review

The photo shows a triangular blade with two 2 inch blades. Don't you think they sell that? This only applies to triangular blades.

Photo shows three scraper blades, but package contains only one 2 inch blade. The size list says 5 inches long which is also wrong. I wish they were more careful with photo and description

Good price for what you get; very sharp blades made of high-quality tungsten carbide. These legs require a lot of scraping before re-sharpening (I use a diamond dust knife sharpener).

Replacement blade exactly the same as the original friction fit blade. There aren't whole ones in that thin blade sandwiched between the scraper and the jaw. The price of a blade seems a bit high, but it's a brand.

I had a complete tool for about 3 years and changed the blade several times. This is the best scraper I've ever used. I mainly use it to remove old layers of paint and varnish before priming. I've also used it to remove paint from fiberglass surfaces.

The photo shows a long, short and triangular blade, although in fact the shorter blade is the only one included in the sale if I had known I would have thought of buying something else that included the other items, that i need . .

. I've tried all brands of replacement knives, including Sandvik (the second after them) and Hyde (junk), as well as several other knives with the name of the month. Bahco blades are by far the best, they last many times longer than others. There are many hard metal compounds, some more brittle, some more elastic and fine-grained. I just scraped off part of a 210 year old house, most of the ORIGINAL paint still held, it looked like epoxy, I'm not kidding. I've often hammered nails, which is…