Albion 258-33718-Bucket Scraping Tool, 2" Wide x 8" Long

The Albion 258-33718 Bucket Scraping Tool pairs a rigid 2-inch-wide by 8-inch-long stainless steel blade with a ground knife edge and an offset hardwood handle to strip cured or uncured material from the sides and bottom of bulk pails, buckets, and substrates. The offset geometry protects knuckles and improves leverage, while the stiff blade maintains flat contact for efficient cleanup around saw-cut or flush joints and general surface prep. Durable construction stands up to daily use in shops and on jobsites.

Key Features:

• Rigid stainless blade with ground knife edge for fast, efficient scraping
• 2" wide x 8" long blade reaches pail bottoms and corners
• Offset hardwood handle improves leverage and protects knuckles
• Ideal for bulk pail cleanout, overflow at saw-cut/flush joints, and surface prep
• Durable, pro-grade construction for daily shop and field use

• Model/Series: Bucket Scraping Tool
• SKU(s): 258-33718
  
• MPN: 258-33718
  
• Blade Size: 2 in wide x 8 in long
  
• Blade Material: Stainless steel, ground knife edge
  
• Handle: Offset hardwood
  
• Typical Uses: Removing caulk/adhesive from pails and substrates; joint cleanup
  
• Includes: (1) Bucket Scraping Tool

• Wear cut-resistant gloves; ensure the pail/substrate is stable.
• Hold the handle so the blade lies flat; keep the offset protecting your knuckles.
• Scrape with smooth strokes, using the knife edge to lift material from sides and bottom.
• For joints, pull along the joint line to remove overflow without gouging the substrate.
• Wipe blade clean; store dry to prevent residue buildup.

Q: What are the blade dimensions?
A: 2 inches wide by 8 inches long.

Q: What is the blade material and edge type?
A: Rigid stainless steel with a ground knife edge for effective scraping.

Q: What is the handle made of?
A: Offset hardwood for leverage and knuckle clearance.

Q: Where is this tool typically used?
A: Cleaning bulk pails/buckets, removing overflow at saw-cut or flush joints, and general surface prep.

Q: Can it be sharpened?
A: Light dressing is possible; avoid changing the bevel significantly to maintain performance and safety.