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Is This Useful? Craft Scraper


DeRuyter writes:

Update. I bought one and found that it is indeed hard plastic and not silicone, so not good for 3d printing applications. I did find a McCormick silicone scraper/spatula for cooking at Dollar Tree which works well for stirring resin and vat cleaning.



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Personal logo Editor in Chief Bill The Editor of TMP Fezian writes:

Those of you working with clay in its various forms might find this tool useful, especially at the price.

Craft Scraper

This is a Crafter's Square brand craft scraper, which you can find at Dollar Tree in the crafts aisle for $1.25 USD. The packaging says "apply materials clean large areas."

Craft Scraper

Here it is on my workbench, with a superglue tube to give some idea of size. According to the company website, this tool comes in two colors: purple and white. The color only applies to the top handle area. The one I bought seems to be more pinkish.

Craft Scraper

The backside has some texture, probably to keep it from slipping out of your fingers.

What's it good for? I would imagine it's good for spreading out clay… and for scraping it back off your working surface. I've found it works fine for cleaning dried white-glue blobs off my cutting board.