FLOORING SCRAPER CHALLENGE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2021
- In this video i use 4 top brand flooring scrapers to the same test to see which one performs the best!!
Crain 375 8 inch scraper............www.tools4flooring.com/crain-...
Gundlach 990 4" Replaceable Blade Scraper (48" Long)........www.tools4flooring.com/gundla...
Roberts 10-195 Heavy Duty 6" Convertible Scraper.......www.tools4flooring.com/robert...
Marshalltown 6" Bent Blade Floor Scraper.......www.tools4flooring.com/marsha... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Would like to see this same test on wood subfloor
I’ll see what I can do
I can testify the Roberts blows the other scrapers away on wood subfloors.
Thanks for the demo...very informative!
You’re welcome thank you
Sometime after watching this video and seeing what a beast that Roberts Scraper was - I went out and bought myself one.. I can now testify to its superiority, as it puts most if not all other scrapers to shame.. On concrete it glides! On wood sub floors it pops out pad staples with literally no effort!
Awesome, thank you for sharing that
I like the one that utilizes the stretcher pole! 👍
Same here
Just picked up 2 of the scrapers in the video! Thx for good vid!
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Nice video. I had a floor scraping job that destroyed two types of manual scrapers and also destroyed a new scraper blade in my demo saw. The job entailed removing old glued down vinyl tile on a concrete floor after having already removed a layer of glued down carpet tile. I needed a tool that was narrow and heavy. My wrist are to old to handle pushing a scraper. I took a $6.00 masons chisel cut the head off ground a 30 sharp edge on it and stuck it inside the end of a 5' section of 1" heavy duty metal pipe. I then hammered the end of the pipe flat against the shoulders of the chisel. This tool made short work of the job
and was very easy on my wrist because it was heavy enough to let the tool do the work.
😲😲that’s awesome
Ice pick from home depot what I use for pad staples.
Good demonstration!
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Wow that Roberts Scrapper is a beast!
Yes it is
The 8” stand up scraper for the win. Turn the blade around and it works great for popping tack strip loose.
Cool
I can see the detent buttons on the stretcher pole model failing as they are not going to hold up to the constant impact. Also the floor looked a bit dirty. Not sure how well the adhesive was actually holding. I do appreciate the time that you took to demonstrate the scrapers though. Thank you
The last scraper is best for demo and the first two are good for floor prep
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Roberts for the win!
Yeah that thing is a beast
Yessss!
Thanks. I have a floor...
i like to keep just 1 size blade on my van so i buy 8" blades and snap or cut them in half for my 4 inch scraper, stronger blades and last longer. i also often take 1 weight off my 75 pound roller and slide down my 8" scraper pole.. little heavier to push but i switch side much less and the scrapping gets done faster
I mean, I'd probably use an eddy for all of that. I only use razors for residues.
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What would you suggest for wax build up on linoleum floors. Do I need to continue to use ammonia?
🤷♂️sorry
That roberts tool seems like it can use the carpet stretchers pipes .
Yup
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I think “Better Tools” offers a unique large floor scraper blade where it has a ridge on each side to keep it from sliding as much or breaking as easily.
Yes they do for 4 inch scrapers, it is called a jet blade
@@FloorsbySouthernboys I thought they had an 8” version too.. Great video.. thanks for posting something on scrapers.. I like the Roberts one with the versatility of stretcher poles, although i wonder if the weight versus the Marshalltown would be a factor after an hour or two 😓. The weight definitely adds some force on the cutting edge so I guess it’s a balance between those tradeoffs between the two..
@@brandonmitchell6264 They used to have an 8 inch jet blade But they are unable to get them anymore, I am a Better tools distributor and I was really hoping to get some myself
I'm not sure if I'm a fan of the glue you used in this demonstration
I agree, that was actually my first time using it for flooring
None of the flooring was installed right. I have had all but the short one they all have there purpose but I could do just as good on what you just did with a wonder bar or 5 in 1 had scraper
Exactly, he should of tried to remove the regular floor not tiles installed onto dirt and scum 😂
Have you tried "The Ultimate Scraper"?
I don’t guess it doesn’t sound familiar
Hello
Howdy
They say the name of the brand, the size, what's specific about it ONCE at the beginning and ONCE at the end!
-After 3 or 4 minutes of "this scraper" repeated a few times, you can't remember what "this scraper" is!
All I remember is "this scraper", "that scraper, "the other scraper"
PLEASE repeat the brand name and size of blade a few times during each demonstration for each blade.
DON’T just say "this scraper", "that scraper, "the other scraper" most of the time.
- This long handled 6" Marshall floor scraper etc. a few times in each demo is much more helpful.
Also a chart at the end of the video or written in the Description, of the pros and cons of each tool ,
would help those who learn by reading and writing information.
People learn four core ways visually by seeing, auditorily by hearing, reading and writing, and kinesthetically by hands on.
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bud I know you've gotta make money but you're really morphing into a shill more so than a force for good
I’m not sure what you mean
@@FloorsbySouthernboys I'm not an educated man, I do flooring, sure you're familiar with that deal so maybe I'm not the most articulate person... but I'm pretty good at judging a person by his mannerisms and when that telescopic crane scraper failed on you I could hear the panic in your voice trying to gloss over it. I've picked up some good pointers from you, wish you all the best, but when a guy like me gets the feeling you're trying to sell a product that doesn't work so well... we will stop viewing and move on. busy life flooring is
@@FloorsbySouthernboys plus this whole experiment you've set up is lazy as all get out, spray adhesive for the whole lot of different materials, nothing like what you'd run into in the field. whole thing seems like a quick lazy plug for your sponsors. at least do it right and put the stuff down righy
@@FloorsbySouthernboys might as well spray glue down some ceramic too and tell me that it's a fair test 😆
@@besgar2 😂😂😂