Draper Carpenters Scratch Awl - 64747

A general purpose awl with a plated chrome vanadium steel blade and a plastic handle. This tool is...

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This guide is for carpenters, DIY enthusiasts, and anyone needing a reliable tool for marking and piercing. The Draper Carpenters Scratch Awl - 64747 offers precise marking and is ideal for various applications. Keep in mind that while durable, the blade requires careful handling to maintain its sharpness.

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Model Part Number64747
BrandDraper

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FAQs

What is the blade made of?

The blade is made of plated chrome vanadium steel.

What is the handle made of?

The handle is made of plastic.

What is the primary use of this tool?

The primary uses are marking, piercing, and starting screw holes.

Is this tool suitable for heavy-duty tasks?

No, it is designed for general use and lighter tasks.

How do I store the awl?

Store the awl in a dry place to protect the blade.

Can I use this on metal?

Yes, it can be used on soft metals.

Troubleshooting

The awl blade is dull.

Sharpen the blade using a sharpening stone or file.

The handle is slippery.

Ensure the handle is clean and dry before use.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable chrome vanadium steel blade.
  • Comfortable plastic handle.
  • Suitable for a variety of tasks.
  • Compact and easy to store.
  • High-quality build from a reputable manufacturer.

Cons

  • Blade may require occasional sharpening.
  • Not suitable for heavy-duty applications.
  • Handle material may not be ideal for all users.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  • Setup: The awl is ready to use out of the packaging. No assembly is required.
  • Compatibility: This tool is compatible with a wide range of materials including wood, plastic, and soft metals.
  • Care:
  • Wipe the blade clean after each use to prevent rust.
  • Store the awl in a dry place to protect the blade.
  • If the blade becomes dull, sharpen it using a sharpening stone or other appropriate tool.