2" MAXXGRIP PRO Heavy Duty Carbide Scraper with 2-Edge Blade
$31.03 each, as low as $21.10 at 100 or more
Best for: Scraping hard old coatings with a one-hand 2" carbide head.
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What it does
2" scraper with a replaceable two-edge carbide blade. It has no pull knob and no Hammer Head® inset. It is the one-hand field head next to the two-handed 2-1/2" 10620.
How to use it
- If cutting slows, flip the blade or check the surface instead of adding pressure; excess force can chip carbide.
- Keep the pull straight so a corner is not side-loaded.
- Treat pre-1978 paint as lead paint: work wet and contained and follow EPA RRP on paid work. Use the 09190 shroud for dust control.
Specifications
- Brand and model
- Hyde 10610
- SKU
- H-10610
- UPC
- 079423106101
- Feature
- Replaceable 2" 2-edge carbide blade
Common questions
What blade fits it?
The 2" two-edge carbide blade: the 11170 (single, marked Closeout), the 11172 (5-pack) or the 11171 (25-pack).
Can I sharpen it?
No. Carbide is harder than a mill file, and the 11200 file is for carbon steel. Flip to the second edge, then replace.
How is it different from the 10620?
The 10610 is 2" with no pull knob and no Hammer Head® inset. The 10620 is 2-1/2" with both.
Carbide or steel?
Carbide for production and hard old coatings, where holding an edge beats filing. Steel (10520 or 10530) for light work, since it costs less and files back.
Need it for a different job?
- MAXXGRIP PRO® Carbide Scraper w/ pull 10620For two-handed work on the hardest bonded paint
- MAXXGRIP PRO® Carbide 3-Edge Scraper 10600For muntins and channel detail
- Dust-Free Vacuum Scraper 09190For scraping with dust capture
