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Got a question about the Sawinery Ergonomic Glue Remover? We have the answers here.
Yes! We’ve prepared a detailed video guide showing how to safely and effectively remove dried glue using the Ergonomic Glue Remover. You’ll see how to hold and angle the tool for best results, whether you’re cleaning up panel glue lines or delicate j
The blade is made from A2 tool steel, which is harder and more wear-resistant than stainless or chrome-vanadium steel. This means it holds a sharp edge longer, making glue removal easier and more precise. A light oil coating is applied before shippin
Your Ergonomic Glue Remover’s blade ships unattached in a plastic bag so we can apply a thin oil coating to prevent rust. Simply attach it before first use and you’re good to go. The blade is made from A2 tool steel, chosen for its edge retention and
Yes. The blade is factory-ground at a 30° angle, but like chisels or planes, it benefits from honing and stropping before first use. Once sharpened, quick periodic stropping will keep it razor sharp.
The blade is made from A2 tool steel, which is highly wear-resistant but not stainless. If your shop is humid, wipe the blade with a light coat of machine oil (like WD-40 or 3-in-1 oil) before storing it. This simple habit keeps it rust-free for year
Yes — but take care on unsurfaced or uneven boards. Some woods, especially dimensional pine lumber from lumberyards and home-improvement stores, can be slightly uneven in both thickness and flatness if not surfaced through a planer. When edge-glued,