Scraper

A scraper for controlled scraping of various different surfaces, said scraper including a horizontally elongated body having end portions and top and bottom sides, a pair of blade members, blade support means at opposite end portions of said body supporting said blade members therefrom with said blade members, oppositely downwardly and outwardly inclined from said end portions, said blade members including bevelled end edge surfaces substantially coplanar and horizontally disposed, said blade members being substantially rigid but slightly flexive, said blade support means on each end of said body including a pair of laterally spaced apart downwardly and outwardly inclined flanges between which the corresponding blade member is removably clampingly engaged, at least one flange of each pair of flanges being removably supported from said body, a first flange of each pair of flanges including a single laterally outwardly projecting locator pin received through an opening provided therefor in the second flange of each pair of flanges, said blades each also having an opening format formed therein through which the corresponding pin is received, whereby said blade members may oscillate slightly about said pins.

A scraper for controlled scraping of various different surfaces, said scraper including a pair of upstanding blade portions spaced along a straight horizontal path, disposed transverse to said path and positioned in general upward convergent relation, connecting means extending between and interconnecting upper portions of said blade portions, said blade portions being at least substantially rigid and supported relative to each other for slightly greater spreading apart of the lower edges thereof than said upper portions thereof responsive to downward manual force on said connecting means, the lower end edges of said blade portions being bevelled and substantially coplanar, said blade portions including lower extremities angled slightly inwardly and downwardly and upon which said bevelled lower end edges are disposed.

A scraper for controlled scraping of various different surfaces, said scraper including a horizontally elongated body having opposite end portions and top and bottom sides, one end of said body including a downwardly and outwardly inclined stiff but slightly flexive blade member including a lower end portion angled slightly inwardly and downwardly, the other end of said body substantially corresponding with the level of the lower extremity of said lower end portion and adapted to guidingly engage a surface to be scraped by said blade member lower extremity and to thereby retain both end portions of said body spaced constant distances from a surface to be scraped by said blade member lower extremity as said body is longitudinally reciprocally moved over a surface with said lower extremity and support structure engaged with said surface, said lower extremity including a bevelled end edge disposed in a horizontal plane substantially at which the lower extremity of said support structure terminates.