2 x Fit Bahco 442 Scraper Blades 50mm Carbide Sandvik Paint Scraper Blades for Bahco 650 Scraper - Set of 2 Carbide Blades Made by Xcalibur Tooling

A bit misleading? No these were two replacement blades for a bah 650 scraper THAT is the best scraper I've used - makes removing paint, varnish and all kinds of stuff from whatever I want to prepare for further treatment or for flattening a wood surface. Carbide scraper blades last for ages and give you a perfect finish.

Fit great and work as expected.

The media could not be loaded. I wasn’t quite sure I’d been sent the correct item at first as the label said “ planer blades “ .I think they are compatible with my 650 Bahco scraper . They fitted well.I just don’t think they perform as well as the original blade though and mines been used a lot already . It just didn’t feel it was making light of the scraping like the original .The quality looks to be ok .

It fits my handle.

A good scraper blade is essential for any home improvement project. These Bahco-compatible carbide scraper blades have been a game-changer for me.First off, they fit perfectly on my existing scraper, which is a huge plus. And at a fraction of the cost of the original blades, they're a fantastic value.Each blade comes individually packaged, so there’s no risk of them getting damaged or dulled during storage. It’s a nice touch that shows the manufacturer cares about product quality.Carbide blades are incredibly durable, but even the toughest tools can meet their match. I’ve managed to hit a few hidden nails while restoring my Victorian home, and it’s always a relief to have a spare blade on hand.So far, these blades have held up remarkably well. I’ve scraped two staircases, and they still feel sharp as new. It’s a testament to the quality of the carbide material and the precision of the manufacturing process.If you’re looking for affordable, high-quality scraper blades, I highly recommend these Bahco-compatible options. They’re a great investment for any DIYer

These arrived in branded packaging secured to a branded piece of paper indicating somebody cares about the product.I just purchased a Bahco blade tool and these blades are as good as the factory blade that it came with. I noted these blades are not quite as long, but I actually prefered these shorter blades.You can see the blades are milled to a very high standard and both visually and in use are excellent and easy to use.All in all, excellent high quality blades that work great in the Bahco 650

I do a lot of paintstripping and until I discovered the Bahco carbide scrapers I was not a fan of the activity. The carbide blades chew straight through finishes and leave the wood underneath largely undamaged, in addition thry dont create clouds of dust like a sander does - they are a bit of a revelation.Genuine Bahco replcement blades are on the pricey side for what they are, the do last a good while but certainly require changing from time to time. When I spotted these blades I figured Id see if they are anywhere near as good as the genuine article.Long story short, they're OK - they just dont power through the finish as well as the Bahco ones do. Thats not to say they dont work - they most certainly do but either they are ground diffferently or theres less carbide in the cutting edge than the Bahcos. If you are dealing with a softer finish such as gloss, these blades are fine but for hard varnishes and lacquers not only do you need more elbow grease, they are less aggressive so stripping takes more time and effort.They fit the Bahco scrapers well, the oroginals come in 50mm and 60mm sizes, the ones I ordered are 50mm so a bit shorter than I am used to. In a nutshell, they are decent blades and cost half as much as the genuine ones, but that aside I reckon the next time I'll just bite the bullet and get the real replacements as the differnece is really noticable on the harder finishes.