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product_id: 5506943
title: "Bahco 650 Universal Carbide Blade Scraper"
brand: "bahco"
price: "387 kr"
currency: DKK
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Bahco"
url: https://www.desertcart.dk/products/5506943-bahco-650-universal-carbide-blade-scraper
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region: Denmark
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# heavy-duty scraper head for tough jobs 2" ultra-sharp carbide blade ergonomic two-handed grip for max control Bahco 650 Universal Carbide Blade Scraper

**Brand:** bahco
**Price:** 387 kr
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🔧 Scrape smarter, not harder — the pro’s secret weapon for flawless surface prep!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Bahco 650 Universal Carbide Blade Scraper by bahco
- **How much does it cost?** 387 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/5506943-bahco-650-universal-carbide-blade-scraper)

## Best For

- bahco enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bahco brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ergonomic Mastery:** Two-component handle designed for two-handed use reduces fatigue and maximizes leverage during extended projects.
- • **Unmatched Durability:** Blade stays sharp up to 50x longer than steel, cutting down tool downtime and boosting productivity.
- • **Power Meets Precision:** Heavy-duty wide scraper head tackles thick paint, rust, and adhesives on wood, metal, and concrete with ease.
- • **Confined Space Champion:** Slim scraper head reaches tricky corners and edges, perfect for detailed restoration and renovation work.
- • **Versatile Interchangeable Blades:** Compatible with four carbide blade styles, adapting seamlessly to tight corners, edges, and varied surfaces.

## Overview

The Bahco Ergo Carbide Blade Scraper features a 2-inch carbide blade that stays sharp up to 50 times longer than steel, paired with a heavy-duty scraper head and ergonomic two-handed grip. Engineered for aggressive removal of paint, rust, glue, and more across multiple surfaces, it offers precision, durability, and comfort for professional-grade renovation and restoration tasks.

## Description

Product Description 2" Carbide Scraper From the Manufacturer The BAHCO 650 ergo carbide blade paint scraper features a two component handle that provides better grip and comfort during use. The scrapers are for use on all kinds of surfaces for removal of paint, glue, varnish, rust gaskets, chalk, grout and mortar. The heavy duty scraper head is designed for wide material removal when extra strength is required. It is 12 inches in length and the blades stay sharp up to 50 times longer than conventional steel blades.

Review: fantastic little scraper - The Bahco scraper is amazing. I have been using it to scrape polyurethane finish off of kitchen cabinets and it works great. The blade is super sharp and scrapes the wood to a smooth finish. For tight corners you can turn the blade so the point of the blade is out and this is helpful for getting the last little bit of finish off of the wood. I also purchased the teardrop blade and that has been invaluable for scraping some of the curved areas of the cabinet doors. Again the blade is super sharp and scrapes to a smooth finish. You do have to be careful with both blades to avoid catching them on an imperfection in the wood because this can throw the blade off line and cut into the wood. The scratches typically aren't that deep and can be sanded out easily. I have refinished an entire set of kitchen cabinets and the blade is still going strong. No sign of dulling. This is all I have used this tool for so far but I am impressed with the quality and usefulness for the amount spent. I highly recommend this product.
Review: remove inclusions like bark, loose knots or rotten wood - Very effective at scraping bark from sparkleberry for hand making canes. I used it to scrape the shaft/root to shape; remove inclusions like bark, loose knots or rotten wood; reaming cracks; and to get the twisty cane shaped and down to the final weight. That wood is highly figured, very hard, heavy and strong and the carbide blade did a tough job faster than the knives I have always used without the lost time for the frequent sharpenings tool steel requires. Replacement blades are a little pricey but each has 3 sides. I used the original side for about 16 hours before I rotated to a fresh side when attaining the point where I was doing finer work needing a sharp edge with better control. The old edge will be rotated back for the next initial rough work and I expect to get at least that much use out of it yet again. The only negative I can say is that the small (1" wide) blade can turn with inattention and the sharp point will gouge a groove across the grain. No problem in the initial rough stages but be on your guard when your are close to the sanding stage. Sparkleberry (or Farkle, Farkleberry) is a type of tall blueberry found all over the SE and is especially plentiful here in the Low Country of SC. Great places to acquire it here are old unused sandy fields being recleared for planting or for the sad future of becoming a subdivision. If you get there during the clearing operation, talk to the operator and he will usually not have a problem looking around and/or at his burn pile. With a little luck, you can get a 10' tree, in excellent shape, already ripped out of the ground but still possessing the beautiful roots which make a beautiful handle-- the only work left is trimming branches and cutting it to length. It needs to be dried for a year or so, out of the sun with plenty of ventilation, because it checks (surface cracks) when drying unevenly. The larger cracks, IMO lend character to the cane and are not apt to make it unsafe, just potentially imperfect for some people. The current specimen I am now making is ~7/8" in diameter and despite being a big man, I can not make it flex across my knee with a hand at each end pulling as hard as I can This wood grows with a twisty trunk, not straight like an oak sapling, but winds up a flowing shape which when sanded to a glossy state (finishing with 0000 steel wool) and rubbed with tung oil, makes a beautiful reddish, or yellowish brown specimen with beautiful color and grain variations, especially in the roots and hard knots, that will be a unique, stable (I use one myself) eye catcher that will get a lot of positive comments.

## Features

- metal, rubber
- Imported
- BUILT FOR TOUGH REMOVAL JOBS: Tackle paint, glue, varnish, rust, grout, gaskets, and more with a heavy-duty scraper engineered for aggressive material removal across wood, metal, and concrete - perfect for renovation, restoration, and surface prep work.
- HEAVY-DUTY SCRAPER HEAD: Equipped with a wide, durable scraper head compatible with Bahco 650 and 665 models, this tool is made for large-area scraping where extra strength and consistent pressure are key to removing thick coatings or stubborn buildup.
- ERGONOMIC TWO-HAND GRIP: A two-component handle provides space for both hands, offering enhanced grip, control, and comfort during long scraping sessions - ideal for professionals needing maximum precision and leverage without fatigue.
- PRECISION INTERCHANGEABLE BLADES: Compatible with four different carbide blade styles, the scraper adjusts to suit various materials and angles. The 2" blade offers clean edges for detailed work, while staying sharp up to 50 times longer than steel.
- DESIGNED FOR CONFINED SPACES: A slim scraper head makes it easy to reach corners, edges, and tight areas. Whether you're cleaning flooring, stripping furniture, or prepping awkward surfaces, this tool delivers power and finesse in every scrape.
- Other suitable blade 451

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand | Bahco |
| Color | Silver |
| Material | Carbide |
| Number of Teeth | 2 |
| Product Dimensions | 2"L x 1.5"W |
| Style | Heavy Duty,Ergonomic |

## Product Details

- **Material:** Carbide
- **Brand:** Bahco
- **Product Dimensions:** 2"L x 1.5"W
- **Color:** Silver
- **Number of Teeth:** 2
- **Style:** Heavy Duty,Ergonomic
- **Item Thickness:** 2 Inches
- **Item Weight:** 0.4 Pounds
- **UPC:** 785533558173 622422262950
- **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00622422262950, 04006274281288, 07311518221591

## Images

![Bahco 650 Universal Carbide Blade Scraper - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61l5n+eXWQL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ fantastic little scraper
*by A***N on November 25, 2011*

The Bahco scraper is amazing. I have been using it to scrape polyurethane finish off of kitchen cabinets and it works great. The blade is super sharp and scrapes the wood to a smooth finish. For tight corners you can turn the blade so the point of the blade is out and this is helpful for getting the last little bit of finish off of the wood. I also purchased the teardrop blade and that has been invaluable for scraping some of the curved areas of the cabinet doors. Again the blade is super sharp and scrapes to a smooth finish. You do have to be careful with both blades to avoid catching them on an imperfection in the wood because this can throw the blade off line and cut into the wood. The scratches typically aren't that deep and can be sanded out easily. I have refinished an entire set of kitchen cabinets and the blade is still going strong. No sign of dulling. This is all I have used this tool for so far but I am impressed with the quality and usefulness for the amount spent. I highly recommend this product.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ remove inclusions like bark, loose knots or rotten wood
*by W***F on February 28, 2016*

Very effective at scraping bark from sparkleberry for hand making canes. I used it to scrape the shaft/root to shape; remove inclusions like bark, loose knots or rotten wood; reaming cracks; and to get the twisty cane shaped and down to the final weight. That wood is highly figured, very hard, heavy and strong and the carbide blade did a tough job faster than the knives I have always used without the lost time for the frequent sharpenings tool steel requires. Replacement blades are a little pricey but each has 3 sides. I used the original side for about 16 hours before I rotated to a fresh side when attaining the point where I was doing finer work needing a sharp edge with better control. The old edge will be rotated back for the next initial rough work and I expect to get at least that much use out of it yet again. The only negative I can say is that the small (1" wide) blade can turn with inattention and the sharp point will gouge a groove across the grain. No problem in the initial rough stages but be on your guard when your are close to the sanding stage. Sparkleberry (or Farkle, Farkleberry) is a type of tall blueberry found all over the SE and is especially plentiful here in the Low Country of SC. Great places to acquire it here are old unused sandy fields being recleared for planting or for the sad future of becoming a subdivision. If you get there during the clearing operation, talk to the operator and he will usually not have a problem looking around and/or at his burn pile. With a little luck, you can get a 10' tree, in excellent shape, already ripped out of the ground but still possessing the beautiful roots which make a beautiful handle-- the only work left is trimming branches and cutting it to length. It needs to be dried for a year or so, out of the sun with plenty of ventilation, because it checks (surface cracks) when drying unevenly. The larger cracks, IMO lend character to the cane and are not apt to make it unsafe, just potentially imperfect for some people. The current specimen I am now making is ~7/8" in diameter and despite being a big man, I can not make it flex across my knee with a hand at each end pulling as hard as I can This wood grows with a twisty trunk, not straight like an oak sapling, but winds up a flowing shape which when sanded to a glossy state (finishing with 0000 steel wool) and rubbed with tung oil, makes a beautiful reddish, or yellowish brown specimen with beautiful color and grain variations, especially in the roots and hard knots, that will be a unique, stable (I use one myself) eye catcher that will get a lot of positive comments.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Makes scraping much easier cutting your work time dramatically
*by T***1 on June 8, 2025*

Definately add this to your tool box. I have scraped many old homes with the old steel scrapers that might as well be butter knives compared to this- it's all about the blade! Limits fatigue and keeps you on the job without frustration from stingy old adhered paint. Does not gouge as much either yet takes some time to adjust your the pressure across the blace to work most effectively. Must have.

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