Norske Tools NOTP229 Caulking Scraper - Oscillating Multi- Tool Accessory Blade for Removing Sealants

Durable blade. Cuts cardboard up AND an easy way to carve a pumpkin!

Used this while renovating a bedroom. I was able to neatly separate heavily painted baseboard molding from sheetrock without destroying either.

i needed to remove a lot of thick failing caulk around windows. the blade seems to be of a soft steel and wears quickly, but it was able to help me remove a lot of caulk quickly. it works better as a scraper than a saw regardless of the serrations. I was able to place it against the siding and separate the caulk from the siding fairly quickly. at $7.50 it was a good deal for what it is. I wouldn't pay much over $10 for it though as it wears too quickly. One thing to keep in mind, the blue paint comes off on everything and you will want to make sure anything you use it against will be painted.

the paint on the blade will come off on you cleanup project.

Ever time I have to recaulk a tub or shower I try a different method and everytime I end up just going back to using my putty knife and utility knife. Maybe this has a use case but it wasn't my shower.

First off, this is not meant for cutting nails, so disregard those negative reviews. This is for scraping soft materials off of a surface. Used it to remove silicone behind window panes without breaking the windows. Also used it to take up cupped linoleum around corners so I could lay plank flooring. Understand what this tool is for and it will serve you well.

This worked great with my Milwaukee oscillating m12 tool. The blade fits the Milwaukee arbor perfectly. Totally recommend it.

Worked great, I ruined my due to grinding it against concrete. Going to order another one which will last under normal circumstances.