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The Husky 15-in-1 Painter's Tool combines a spreader, a chisel scraper, a paint can opener, a roller cleaner, a nail puller, several Philips screwdrivers and many other functions, giving you the versatility of a painter's tool box in 1 design. The tool is made of steel to provide long-lasting strength. A must to have tool in painter's tool bag.
Blade Length (in.) | 4.01 |
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Blade Width (in.) | 3 |
Applicator/Tool Type | Multi-Tool |
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Blade Type | Fixed |
Features | Durable Construction, Ergonomic Handle |
For Use On | Ceiling, Metal, Wallpaper, Wood |
Handle Material | Plastic |
Number of Blades | 1 |
Pack Size | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | free of manufacturer defects |
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Those are to clean a paint roller
I think you're referring to the paint roller cleaner. If not here's a youtube video showing the uses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3pgPdH7eLs&t=258s If HD blocks the link search youtube for HUSKY 15-in-1 Painter's Tool - Review - BEST TOOL EVER? Ninja
I think you're referring to the paint roller cleaner. If not here's a youtube video showing the uses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3pgPdH7eLs&t=258s If HD blocks the link search youtube for HUSKY 15-in-1 Painter's Tool - Review - BEST TOOL EVER? Ninja Blade Inside???" also HD list the uses on this page https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-15-in-1-Painter-s-Tool-18PT0846/309098036 again if HD blocks that link search Husky 15 in 1 painters tool and look at the images to see the intended uses.
you question leads me to the screw driver slot. There is a coin like screw driver that fits in the slot on the side of the handle. The paint roller cleaner is the half circle on the right side of the tool, not on the handle.
Yes, it can. I don't use it often but it;s a good, versatile & useful tool.
The scraper is able to scrape dried off paint off windows and laminate. Thanks
Yes, the edge is flat and perfect for scraping.
My personal experience is yes. I usually score it with a utility blade first then use the tool. Make sure it’s clean and not damaged and slanted part facing down. I have this type of tool in almost every bag I have.
Alex. I have used this tool to remove old caulk before and it worked well.
8 7/8 "length 3" width at blade 3/4 " height
Yes it did nice. I installed a new back door with it. Handy little tool. Fits great in my hand.
The tool was not designed for this application.
It's a Husky. should be lifetime.......
Yes I bought my last week and I like it I will buy more husky tool
Usually yes, as long as it hasn’t been misused and not over a year old. I’ve killed a couple of them but I misuse them all the time… just sayin
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I have no Idea they all are flat mine didn't come with any Philips screwdrivers
The 'flat head' drivers also fit in 'phillips heads'. They work, but I wouldn't want to use them all day!
nut drivers, 4 slotted screwdrivers, nail remover, Spreader, chisel scraper, paint can opener, bottle opener, nail puller, roller cleaner, hammer end, Convex scraper and crack opener
Here is my count- 1 - Hammer End 2 - Scraper straight 3 - Scraper concave. 4 - Roller Cleaner 5,6,7,8 - Screw drivers, different types/sizes 3/16,1/4,5/16,3/8, 9 spreader / putty knife 10 bottle opener 11 crack opener 12 - paint can opener 13 - nail puller 14,15 nut wrench two sizes. 3/8, 1/2 Keep in mind a bit of this is marketing, not sure I would count a scraper and spreader as different tools. Irrespective of how you count or what you count, it is a great tool to have when painting, it has saved me lots of trips back to the garage or climbing down the ladder. I am a DIY so I often have to make several trips because I am not prepared like a professional that does it everyday would be. Just so easy to fit in my side pocket and keep with me.
Nope, it’s just a great tool to have around. You will definitely find it useful to have.
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