KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL CF172 Concrete Sidewalk Edger Stainless Steel 6 in Blade
Stainless steel 6 in blade with 3/8 in lip creates clean sidewalk edges using a 4 1/2 in wood handle
- Stainless-steel blade resists corrosion on wet concrete
- 6-inch blade shapes clean sidewalk edges
- 3/8-inch lip creates a defined rounded finish
- Wood handle absorbs vibration for comfortable grip
- 4½-inch handle length gives balanced control
Concrete Edger with 6 in Stainless Blade
The KRAFT TOOL CF172 is a hand tool designed to shape clean edges along fresh concrete walkways and paths. Its stainless steel blade resists corrosion during repeated use on wet mixes. A 4 1/2 in wooden handle provides a traditional grip for controlled forward motion. This edger suits landscapers and DIYers finishing pedestrian surfaces.
For walkway edging not deep grooving
The 1/4 in curve radius and 3/8 in lip create a smooth rounded corner on sidewalks and driveways. Buyers who need to cut deep control joints or wide channels should look at dedicated grooving tools instead. The fixed blade geometry does not adjust for different corner profiles. It is built for standard residential edging tasks.
6 in blade length sets the work width
The six inch blade determines how much edge you form in each pass. A shorter blade would require more passes on long runs while a longer blade reduces leverage on curved sections. Match the blade length to the typical project scale you handle. The stainless material maintains its shape through repeated contact with abrasive aggregates.
Highlights
- Stainless-steel blade resists corrosion on wet concrete
- 6-inch blade shapes clean sidewalk edges
- 3/8-inch lip creates a defined rounded finish
- Wood handle absorbs vibration for comfortable grip
- 4½-inch handle length gives balanced control
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 6 in stainless steel blade on the CF172 leave marks on my older magnesium float?
The stainless steel blade resists corrosion and slides cleanly over cured or fresh concrete, so it will not transfer residue onto a magnesium float you keep for finishing.
How can I confirm the 3/8 in lip is cutting the correct radius after I start edging?
Run the edger along the slab edge; a consistent 1/4 in curve radius and uniform lip depth show the tool is tracking properly.
Does the CF172 come with a replacement handle or must I supply my own wood handle?
The edger ships with a 4 1/2 in wood handle already fitted; no separate handle purchase is required.
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