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Hyde 02565UPC 079423025655

3/4" Stiff Black & Silver® Chisel Putty Knife with Hammer Head®

$10.48 each, as low as $7.13 at 100 or more

Hyde Tools 02565 Black & Silver® 3/4” Stiff Chisel HH Putty Knife/Scraper | the Hyde Store

Best for: Scraping caulk joints, corners and rabbets, and setting popped fasteners in tight spots.

Price each, by quantity

$10.48 each
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  • Free standard US shipping on orders of $49 or more after discounts.
  • 30-day returns on unused items.

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What it does

3/4" stiff chisel putty knife with a high carbon steel full-tang blade, a Hammer Head butt and an offset crank. The butt sets popped fasteners. The offset keeps knuckles clear in tight corners.

How to use it

  1. Choke up with your finger along the spine and steer the small edge into channels.
  2. Work at a low angle, 15 to 30 degrees, with the bevel riding flat.
  3. Take caulk in passes: split it first, then each sidewall.

Specifications

Brand and model
Hyde 02565
SKU
H-02565
UPC
079423025655
Heavy-Duty Construction
Built to handle demanding scraping tasks with ease
High Carbon Steel Blade
Durable and sharp, ideal for tough scraping tasks
Chisel Edge
Effective for removing paint and putty in tight areas
Full-Tang Blade
Provides strength and longevity
Durable Nylon Handle
Comfortable grip and withstands rigorous use

Common questions

Why so narrow?

It reaches into caulk joints, corners, rabbets and beadwork that a wider blade cannot enter.

Does it fill?

No. It is a stiff removal knife. The 3/4" 02005 is the flexible fill knife.

02565 or the plain 02205?

Choose the 02565 only if the tight work involves setting fasteners and needs knuckle clearance.

Is there lead paint risk?

In pre-1978 buildings, use RRP containment.

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