DEKEones Drywall Taping Knife Set, Stainless Steel Putty Knives Scraper with Tapered Blade for Wall Decoration Hand Tools(8",12")

I work underwater so don't have to worry about rust.Very versatile for what I do. strong enough to use as a chisel with hammer for hard things to remove.

Not exact to the contour of the bucket but a major improvement over using a flat blade, well done. Recommended

not much to say. it does the job. I did have to deburr the edge using high grit sandpaper and my garage floor. It seemed like there were machining marks along the blade of this scraper from the manufacturing process that were scraping shavings of plastic from the inside of buckets into my mud. not a huge deal and took less than 5 minutes to get it right

For this price compared to local store, it was a great deal even though I haven’t used it, but I have kept it for my future project needs. Thank you.

I’m pleased with my purchase.

Works great

Would be better if it were made like the old ones...

Could be worse. I guess.Pros: The handle is solid, it’s fairly well constructed, and it does scoop drywall mud out of a bucket and into whatever you need it in. Sort of.Cons: It’s supposedly for 5-gallon buckets; It’s too big. The curve doesn’t match the curve of the inside of a 5-gallon bucket whatsoever, it’s too wide. Which makes it hard to get the mud off the sides. As it’s a bit too big, it doesn’t fit well inside the bucket in general, and makes actually getting the joint compound onto this thing a little tricky after a point.The edges are also sharp! I keep finding little, blue plastic shavings from the blue bucket in my mud while skim-coating. It’s annoying. I have to stop to pick out the plastic before I can move on. Some of the shavings have been over 2” long.And yes, I’ve been careful! I also tried sanding down the edges but it hasn’t been super effective. I even tried taking my palm sander to it too, but because it’s so big, clumsy, and doesn’t fit very well into the size bucket it’s supposed to be meant for, I haven’t invested any more effort into that.Frankly, I’ve resorted to using a regular taping knife and a rubber scraper from my kitchen.