KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL CF572 sidewalk edger hand tool
A concrete sidewalk edger with a 1/4-inch radius blue steel blade and wooden handle for clean masonry edges
- TypeMasonry Tools
- Blue steel blade resists wear for clean edges
- Quarter-inch radius shapes smooth sidewalk curves
- Six-inch blade covers ground quickly per pass
- Wood handle absorbs vibration for comfortable grip
- Four-and-a-half-inch handle gives balanced control
Concrete Sidewalk Edger
The Kraft Tool CF572 is a concrete sidewalk edger built with a 6-inch blue steel blade and a 1/4-inch radius lip. A 4 1/2-inch wooden handle provides grip for forming clean edges on fresh concrete surfaces. This hand tool suits masons and landscapers finishing walkways or driveway borders.
Blue Steel Blade And Wood Handle
Check that the blade width of four inches matches the edge profile required for the project. Verify the 1/4-inch curve radius suits the design specification before starting work. Ensure the wooden handle is free of cracks and the blue steel blade shows no corrosion prior to use.
Sustained Use On Fresh Concrete
The blue steel blade resists wear during repeated passes on abrasive concrete mixes. The wooden handle absorbs vibration and remains comfortable during extended edging sessions. The fixed 1/4-inch lip maintains a consistent groove depth without deformation under continuous pressure.
Highlights
- Blue steel blade resists wear for clean edges
- Quarter-inch radius shapes smooth sidewalk curves
- Six-inch blade covers ground quickly per pass
- Wood handle absorbs vibration for comfortable grip
- Four-and-a-half-inch handle gives balanced control
Specifications
| Brand | Kraft Tool |
|---|---|
| Model | CF572 |
| Type | Masonry Tools |
Questions about this item
Does the CF572 sidewalk edger include the wooden handle or must it be purchased separately?
The edger ships with a 4 1/2 in wooden handle already fitted, so no separate handle purchase is required.
Which blade radius should I select for a standard quarter-inch curb edge?
The CF572 is built with a fixed 1/4 in curve radius, matching the standard quarter-inch curb profile.
How does the 1/4 in lip depth perform when finishing fresh concrete?
The 1/4 in lip cuts a clean, consistent groove that helps control cracking and gives a neat finished edge.
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