Edge Scraper - Acrylic Edge Scraper - Blue - No Batteries Required - Hand-Powered - Indoor Use - Unisex - Crafting Theme

The scraper is well made of heavy metal and the vinyl coated handles are durable and comfortable. I've used it on thin acrylic only, but the variety of shapes/sizes are more than up to the job. It's become an essential tool for me to shape and smooth edges on my projects.

Worked very well! I scrapped the edges with this and then used the blue buffing compound to smooth out!

Scraping edges of acrylic aren't my favorite task. However, this edge scraper definitely does the job. Removes the saw mark from my acrylic pieces. Wedging edges is much better. I use 80 teeth nonferrous table saw blade to cut my acrylic. Doesn't take many passes to clean up the edges. I would recommend this product for small to medium size acrylic projects.

I ordered this tool off this vendor because they are the only one who sold it on Amazon. Prime shipping was not an option.About two weeks later the part was "still in transit" with the USPS. I reached out to the vendor, and they said they would send me a replacement. A week later the item had still not showed up. I requested a refund from Amazon. Amazon gave me the refund and I thought the issue was resolved.I found this same tool on eBay for a comparable price. I ordered it and it showed up on time.The vendor reached out to me asking me to return the product that I got a refund for and included a return shipping label. I emailed them back and told them that I had never received either package they said they sent me, and that was why I requested a refund. I also requested that they stop harassing me about a bad transaction that had already be resolved in my option.A few days after my eBay purchased tool arrived, this tool arrived from the Amazon Seller. I figured that the "missing package" finally showed up. Since the issue was resolved withe Amazon, I thought nothing of it and threw the package in the corner.About a week later, the Amazon seller sent me another email with another return shipping label and asked me to return the item. Trying to do the right thing, I took the second tool that I did not need to USPS to ship it back. Waited in line only to find out they could not ship it because the shipping label had to be printed off somewhere else. They could not scan it and print the label themselves. I was quite ticked since I had gone out of my way to mail this back to them when I thought the issue was resolved. I emailed the seller and told them this and asked for a UPS shipping label since the printer at my house just died and I know UPS will scan the bar code off my phone and process the Amazon return. Never heard back from the seller.I was at the UPS store to ship something unrelated. They offered printing for 12 cents per page so I emailed the UPS store the USPS shipping label and they printed it off for me for 12 cents. Again trying to do the right thing I taped the USPS shipping label to the unneeded tool and dropped it in the mail. I have no clue if the Amazon vendor revived the package.I was not even going to write a bad review for this seller because it was not worth the effort, but this seller royally ticked me off by repeatedly harassing me to return an item that I no longer wanted and the issue had already been resolved by Amazon by refunding me the cost of the order. At this point the complaint should have been between the vendor and Amazon. Not between me and the Vendor. The reason I trust 3rd party vendors on Amazon is because Amazon guarantees the transaction.If the second package the 3rd party vendor shipped me had showed up in a reasonable length of time, I would not have been annoyed. Things happen in transit and as an online seller you just make it up to your customer by overnighting the replacement order. That is not what happened. When the replacement order got "lost" too, I gave up on this seller and requested a refund from Amazon. This vendor gave me truly awful customer service and I wanted to share my experience with everyone so they know to stay away from this vendor.

Kind of expensive, laziness once again caused me to purchase an easily obtained item from amazon.com.... That being said, if you are building anything out of acrylic, bite the bullet and purchase a router with a table to true the edges of your cuts. No matter how careful you are when scraping the edges of your acrylic, you will not get a completely flat surface and your welds/bonding edges will suffer. This can end up being an expensive mistake. Do not listen to people with tons of experience on youtube and use this scraper as a substitute for a router!!! Trust me! I am a somewhat of a craftsman and I had to learn this the hard way.

I make a few plastic things so hope this will refine my edges easier.

Works great on plexiglass.

It's not easy to use. Definitely takes some practice. Cheaper than getting a router table though. It seems sturdy enough.