KINGLAKESteel Hive Tool The Best Paint Scraping Tool Bee Hive Frame Lifter and Scraper for Beekeepers 9 Inch

I love using tools that are well-made like this one.

Works great good quality.

Good sized, sharp, curved end is of the proper angle

Used it to pry drywall after I got done in the bee yard.

This thing is amazing. I heard about it while I was in the middle of a tiling project and wished I'd had one for removing trim, and didn't think any more about it. My brilliant, beautiful wife decided to grab one in case we decided to do another project in the future (which I now realize was code for "I have another project for us to do."). I'm so glad she did!This prybar is good for so many more things that it has any right to be. It's sharp enough to score the caulk on your trim to disconnect it from the wall; thin enough to slide right between the trim and the wall; and springy enough (it's made of springsteel) to give you a bit of a boost when you're prying something stubborn. We used it to remove all the trim, but then we used the sharp edge to scrape up the linoleum paper from the floor. Later in the project it was invaluable for chiseling up bits of thinset that we amateurs squeezed out between tiles above the grout lines. It even helped get the nails out of the trim before we put them back on. As a bonus, it's so small that it fits nicely in our tool "go bag" that we grab whenever we aren't sure what all we'll need for a job.My father in-law is one of those guys who has so many tools that he habitually "forgets" to take something home after coming over to help us work on something (it's how I've gotten half of my power tools). But I know for a fact that he doesn't have one of these, and I'm pretty sure he's getting one in his stocking this year.Buy this tool. You'll be surprised how many times you'll reach for it instead of something else!

I've purchased over a dozen of these through the years, keeping them scattered in different toolboxes and of course losing a few along the way. This is the first time I've seen them listed as a tool for beehives, usually, they're pegged alongside crowbars at the big box retailers. The first one I bought was in 1992 when looking for something to pry off wall tile from a backsplash. Since then, I can't tell you how many times this tool has come into play. It's amazing how many times it'll hit me during a project to grab this thing...the list would go on and on! I have just about every hand and power tool under the sun but I'm fairly certain this single tool might be my favorite of them all.When looking for one on Amazon I came across this one and figured I've give it a shot. About the same price as sold in the big box stores however after receiving it I'd say the quality of steel may be higher grade than those. Time will tell but the initial uses of it have impressed me. I'll likely load up on a few more!

Shipped quickly and well packagedVery high quality steelPerfectly ground and finished - a beautiful, strong, well designed toolRecommend 100% - a great tool at a great price

I have to grind it to get a clean edge and smooth bevel. Alas.

Als Inker braucht man kein schönes Werkzeug- effektiv und multifunktional einsetzbar muss es sein.Dieser Stockmeißel erfüllt beides! Nur zu empfehlen!

Macht einen sehr robusten Eindruck. Liegt gut in der Hand. Sehr scharf. Wie lange es scharf bleibt bleibt abzuwarten, dafür habe ich ihn noch nicht lange genug. Könnte jedoch noch etwas besser entgratet sein. Meinem Mann macht das nichts aus....aber meinen zarten Händchen schon irgendwie 🤣🤣🤣

Sturdy and good quality for the price

Guter und günstiger Stockmeißel

Der Stockmeißel funktioniert. Wer einen schlichten Stockmeißel haben will, der gut in der Hand liegt, nicht zu schwer ist und keine "Spezialfunktionen" hat (die man wahrscheinlich selten benötigt), ist mit diesem Werkzeug gut beraten. Lediglich beim Lockern von Zargen, die die Bienen gut verklebt haben, könnte der Meißel breiter, länger und stabiler sein. Aber er ist gut angeschrägt, sodass man ihn mit etwas Geduld zwischen die Zargen hinein-"ruckeln" kann.