Easy to use

Works as Advertised

I have a fireplace insert and I bought this to get the soot off the glass. You can do it dry, but I like to use some ceramic glass cleaner with a paper towel first to add a little slickness to the glass, then it's easier to work with. So much easier than a razor blade alone as you get some good leverage and torque with this.

The device is sturdy and has the look and feel of a professional device (screw driver) that might be more appropriate to store in your tool box, rather than a kitchen drawer. It is longer than another razor scraper I ordered and used which was one of the reasons it appealed to me. The handle is full sized, well made of quality materials and very sturdy. Fo someone with a larger hand trying to remove a windshield sticker from a steeply raked windshield with little space between windshield and dash, its length makes the job easier, reducing the need to change your grip to reach and remove the lower portion of the windshield registration sticker and residual adhesive. Two issues though. First, the device comes with spare razor blades in a small box and a plastic blade for certain other uses. Although the handle end is designed to be unscrewed to allow storage of the spare blades in the handle, I had to remove the blades from the box in which they came to fit the blades in the handle. I question the design of the storage solution. Second, the blade is held in place with a spring steel clip. Although the clip is very firm and seems well suited to retain the razor blade when properly used, as you push to scrape off a sticker, my concern is the ability of the clip to hold the blade safely in place under pressure (as you press the side of the blade against the windshield to remove stubborn residual adhesive). I had no issues with blade retention but my concern persists especially for use under other than ideal circumstances. It seems like a shortcut undermining an otherwise professional tool. A more positive blade retention mechanism, a screw clip perhaps, would complete what is otherwise a professional tool.

Great over all tool, until it comes to changeing blades, can be difficult Escpecially with plastic razor blades. Remember once you find the perfect angle razor blades work like butter. and if you are using plastic razor blades be wary of the metal corners on the scraper.

Works ok and appears well made. The Lisle packaging and tool have no COO indication. Tool not stamped with any brand markings. So this is probably the same tool sold at HF for half the price. Razor blades marked Made in USA.

This seems like the way to go for heavy scraping. The lighter cheaper ones don't hold up for more than a few minutes of heavy scraping. Their weakness seems to be in the retraction mechanism. This one avoids that problem by not having the delicate retraction mechanism with moving parts that break. It should however have a blade cover so you don't cut a finger off while rummaging around in your tool box for it. It has on-board storage in the handle that would be perfect for storing the cover.

To remove my vehicle old sticker

Easy to use

Pretty sturdy vs what cheap stuff is available today. Spring clip is easier to use vs a crew clamp, but if you put enough pressure on it, the blade will pop loose. both protrude enough to scratch something if you're not careful.