Multi-Tool Oscillating Scraper Blades for Caulk, Adhesive, and Sealant Removal - Compatible with Dewalt, Milwaukee, Ryobi, Bosch, Craftsman, Dremel, Mulimaster, and Rockwell Review

These scrapers work wonders for removing old caulk around the tub/shower. Too bad I didn't take any before and after photos but our caulk had cracked and started to mold so I mainly cleaned it with this tool and then resealed it completely. I've done this before and let me just say things went a lot quicker with the oscillating tool and jig.

These scrapers are tough and won't bend if you want them to. This is a thick metal sharpened into a knife blade on three sides. The edges are sharp and may cut the paper. When using it is necessary to keep the blade flush with the surface to avoid surface extrusion. Looks like a quality blade and they are inexpensive. It should be noted that quality control needs improvement, one of the blades had a very rough edge that needs touching up before first use, but the others were fine.

I got these blades to remove old silicone sealant from my 1940's porcelain tub edge and tile grout and they made the job so easy. A day later I used one to remove old peeling paint from the inside sill of one of my wooden casement windows and it did the job quickly too. they are really sharp. The cases they come in are handy for security, and the plastic case keeps them safe and convenient. They match my oscillating tool perfectly and the set of four also includes ring adapters for Dremel and…

These are amazingly sharp, tough, roughly triangular stainless steel blades. They are 0.058 inch (1.5mm) thick which is thinner than they appear to me in the picture but now that I have them in my hands they seem to be a pretty good thickness. The side bevels are 35° and the front bevel is 10°. The side edges are surprisingly sharp, sharp enough to shave hair off your arm so be careful I can't believe they put so much attention to detail, it's not easy to achieve that kind of edge but of course