KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL CF651 Stainless Steel Curb Tool 3/4"R tool storage
Stainless steel curb tool with a 3/4"R curved blade removes mortar and concrete from brick joints
- Stainless steel blade resists corrosion for lasting use
- 3/4"R curved head cleans mortar from tight joints
- Designed for brick, stone and paver maintenance
- Professional-grade construction handles repeated jobsite demands
- Free manufacturer shipping on orders over $75
Stainless steel curb tool for masonry work
The Kraft Tool CF651 is a hand tool built for masons, landscapers and DIY restorers who need to clear mortar and concrete residue from between bricks, stones or pavers. Its stainless steel blade resists corrosion on damp job sites and keeps a clean edge through repeated scraping.
Curved 3/4"R head replaces flat scrapers
The radiused blade profile follows the joint contour so material lifts out in one pass instead of chipping the surrounding masonry. The upgrade is worth it whenever you work on curved or irregular joints where a straight edge skips or gouges the units.
Handles routine repointing and paver cleanup
The tool comfortably removes dried mortar from standard brick and stone joints and clears sand or debris from interlocking pavers. It runs out of reach on deep, narrow cavities or heavy structural demolition where a powered grinder or wider chisel becomes necessary.
Highlights
- Stainless steel blade resists corrosion for lasting use
- 3/4"R curved head cleans mortar from tight joints
- Designed for brick, stone and paver maintenance
- Professional-grade construction handles repeated jobsite demands
- Free manufacturer shipping on orders over $75
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What radius does the stainless steel blade have?
The blade features a 3/4"R curved head designed for cleaning mortar and concrete from between bricks, stones or pavers.
How should I position the tool when removing mortar from brickwork?
Hold the curved head against the joint and pull the tool toward you so the stainless steel edge scrapes out the material without damaging the surrounding masonry.
Will the stainless steel blade need sharpening or replacement over time?
Stainless steel resists corrosion and holds its edge well; occasional honing will keep the 3/4"R radius effective for cleaning joints.
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