Review on Warner Carbide 100X Scraper 10018 by Jason Fanney

The main problem is that the blade can swing (rotate) from side to side making it difficult to keep the blade level on the surface and it can stand on a corner and leave a rut. This seems to be because the beveled side of the blade touches the handle and is therefore not tight. Another brand that uses a similar triangular blade attaches the blade to the flat side and holds it securely. Another problem is the ergonomics: the long handle tilts slightly under working pressure.