Discover How to Use a 5-In-1 Tool

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Summary: Learn how to use the 5-in-1 tool for various home improvement needs in this free educational video series.

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Discover How to Use a 5-In-1 Tool

One of the tools that we had talked about was a five in one tool. This tool here has many different facets for one of the main reasons for this tool here is for removing glaze, paint off of windows, off of old style trim. It is also used for scraping the mud off of the floor. It has a variety of different uses. Same thing with the handle. You can either hold it in your trailer or put it into your pouch or on your pegboard at work. The different sizes are meant for different things. This is for curved molding for extracting paint off of it. You'll notice that the inside is tapered a little bit, same as the outside and similar to a chisel. Scrape, dig. This side here is for removing the glaze and the window points from the old style glass windows that we have in a majority of our homes today. This comes with a hard wood handle and a solid metal top so if you want to tap something with it or bang, make a little indentation in the sheetrock. Then this here can go right into your pouch and you can have that tool to use.