Westward
Westward 13A687 Putty Knife/Scraper Set, 2 Pc
Two-piece putty knife and scraper set with carbon steel blades and ergonomic handles
- Two-piece set covers multiple scraping tasks
- Carbon steel blades resist wear during heavy use
- Polypropylene handles give a secure grip
- TPR ergonomic design reduces hand fatigue
- Stiff blade flexibility allows smooth surface finishing
Two-Piece Putty Knife and Scraper Set
The Westward 13A687 set supplies a 1-1/2 in. and a 3 in. blade for scraping, smoothing and cutting tasks. Carbon steel blades resist wear during repeated use on plaster, paint or adhesive residue. Polypropylene handles with TPR ergonomic grips reduce hand fatigue during extended sessions. Stiff blade flexibility keeps the edge stable under pressure.
Upgrade from Single-Width Blades
A single putty knife forces compromise between detail work and broad coverage; this pair eliminates that trade-off. The narrower blade fits tight corners and trim while the wider blade clears large areas quickly. The jump is worth it when a project demands both precision scraping and fast material removal without switching tools.
Check Handle Comfort and Blade Stiffness Preference
Verify that the polypropylene and TPR grip profile suits your hand size and that a stiff blade matches the materials you typically scrape. Softer or more flexible blades may be preferable for delicate surfaces or feathering compound. The set contains no additional widths, so confirm the two sizes cover the range you need before ordering.
Highlights
- Two-piece set covers multiple scraping tasks
- Carbon steel blades resist wear during heavy use
- Polypropylene handles give a secure grip
- TPR ergonomic design reduces hand fatigue
- Stiff blade flexibility allows smooth surface finishing
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the blade widths of the two pieces in this set?
The set includes one blade at 1-1/2 inches wide and a second blade at 3 inches wide.
How are the blades secured to the handles?
The carbon steel blades are permanently fixed into the polypropylene handles; no assembly or tightening is required.
When would the blades need to be replaced?
Replace the tool when the carbon steel edge becomes too dull to sharpen or if the blade develops chips or bends.
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