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Designed for professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts, these Xcalibur Tooling triangular scraper blades are the perfect replacement accessory for the Bahco 625 pocket scraper. They offer exceptional durability and precision for demanding surface preparation tasks like paint removal and varnish stripping; however, users should exercise caution on soft materials to avoid gouging or surface marring.
| Model Part Number | TRIScraperBlade-2_SE |
|---|---|
| Brand | Xcalibur Tooling |
No, these blades are designed specifically for the Bahco 625 pocket scraper.
While technically possible with diamond abrasives, it is generally recommended to replace them to maintain the precision geometry.
The triangular design allows you to rotate the blade to use all three edges before needing a replacement.
Yes, the carbide edge is excellent for scraping away dried wood glue or adhesive residue.
These are manufactured by Xcalibur Tooling, a UK-based company.
Ensure the handle's mounting screw is fully tightened and the blade is seated correctly in the housing.
Reduce the downward pressure and adjust the angle of the handle to be more parallel to the surface.
Check that you are not scraping over metal fasteners or hidden debris that could damage the carbide edge.
To install, loosen the retaining screw on your Bahco 625 scraper handle and slide the triangular blade into the slot, ensuring it is seated firmly against the mounting plate before tightening. Compatibility is strictly limited to the Bahco 625 pocket scraper handle system. To maintain the blade, keep it free of debris; after heavy use, wipe the edge with a clean cloth. While carbide is durable, it is brittle; avoid dropping the blade on concrete or using it to pry metal staples, as this can chip or fracture the carbide edge. Store in a dry environment to prevent any potential oxidation of the non-carbide mounting parts of the handle.
