🛠️ HYDE 06988 Stiff 8-in-1 Multi-Tool, Pack of 1 - Enhanced SEO, White Review

You have sent an obviously used and damaged tool. There is no sticker on the product, just a newly printed barcode. The blade is dull, dented and scratched with remnants of something all over the blade. The handle is sticky, the rubber is worn from use. Receiving a returned item is one thing, but shipping an item with obvious damage and a sticky residue when charged as new is willfully dishonest.

Oh my god. This scraper must have come from a Fisher Price children's tool kit. Ages 6 and up only. In other words, the pen couldn't stand anything other than scratching the paintwork. I actually removed the 2" x 2" window bar, which should be a no-brainer. After fifteen minutes of use, the handle crept up and the tool was 2 inches shorter in length. The handle split and was never properly attached to the metal part itself. get a scrap

I've waited long enough to write a good review. So I bought this for one reason: it will make me look professional. As soon as I received it, I started scraping paint off windows, floors, tiles, etc. Sometimes I use it to open a can of paint or slit open boxes of Revain that just arrived. I use it sometimes to clean the furnace, concrete, and garage floor. Sometimes I use it to chop down small plants or trees, sometimes I even use it to kill bugs, bugs and bugs. I quickly realize that this is a

I really like Hyde tools - I had a scraper that I took to college and still have over 10 years later. These tools are well made and will stand up to a lot of hard use! This multi tool is great and one of the tools I use the most. I've used it to scrape wallpaper, open and close paint cans, pull nails out of walls, scrape old furniture, open packages and more! It has a good weight and feels great in the hand. I love that it has a rubber grip that's nice to hold on to. As an artist and DIYer I…

I hit it with a small hammer to get the burrs off the OSB around the screw heads. I'm wondering how many cents per unit are saved by going from a solid metal blade to an end cap - how did everyone else always get that stupid idea of shaving 2 inches of metal and bragging about being stainless steel? 50 cents? I'd happily pay $2 or more to have one that lasts until you smash it to the point where the handle snaps off and you still have a solid metal object like any I've owned in almost 30 years…

I have some drywall scrapers (flexible and hard), some putty knives and some heavy duty floor scrapers. While each of these tools does an excellent job, they aren't very useful for small quick fixes and aren't as handy as this feature-rich tool. My father showed me one he bought in a big store a year or two ago and it was very nice; One edge is great for undercutting and tearing down edges and wallpaper, the other edge is great for general scraping. You can use them as spatulas in a pinch…