2 Pack Stanley 21-115 7-1/4" Surform Shaver

Good for smoothing out dry clay and paster. Be careful switching the blade though, and make sure it's completely dry before storing away, it could rust.

I love these Stanley rasps. They work great. Nice sharp edge. They are light weight to hold. And the grip is comfortable. The price is reasonable, too. Plus, they seem to hold their edge through quite a bit of use.

I got these scrapers for carving gouges into foam sheets to make distressed wall panels for a comic con display. The scraper worked great for roughing up the surface of the foam and by using the side edges of the blade I was able to get some really nice gouges carved into the panels. They work well but I'm not sure about durability as they are cheap plastic. I didn't have any break but I was only using them on foam panels. They seem a bit overpriced for being a small metal grater on cheap plastic, but they get the job done.

We do a lot of work with Styrofoam, and these little tools work great for shaving down edges while still maintaining a bit of control.

I bought it to shape some oak boards bc i needed to be able to fine close work and it worked perfectly! The handle makes it easy to hold and maneuver. A lot better than your typical wood shaver. I would definitely recommend this if you want to do shaping with your wood projects.

Also great for more domestic pursuits. Fun fact: this was the original cheese-grater until someone noticed there was a market for it as a kitchen gadget. If you need to smoothly shape anything softer than this blade, this is the original.

Works very well on wood (hard wood) and aluminum. Well worth the money. It is great to scrape the paint as well as shave off some extra if you need to make seal fit better or lower older door threshold for door to stop binding. Also works well on smoothing plaster joints

worked great for shaving foam.