Scrape Your Glues Away

You’ve gone and done it this time: You forgot to clean up the squeeze-out last night when you glued your table top together. You could carefully pare away the rock-hard, dried glue with a simple chisel — but wouldn’t you rather use a large scraper with plenty of leverage like this one from Kunz?
Kunz casts their glue scraper’s uniquely shaped 12-1/2″ handle out of iron for strength and heft — it’ll take some abuse. The 2-3/8″ wide blade, sharpened on two sides, attaches to the handle with a slotted screw; so when it gets dull, you can easily resharpen or replace it.
Amazon sells this German import for $37 — a bit pricey for its less than glamorous purpose — but at least you can always scrape paint with it, too.
I would not scrape paint with anything but a scraper with a carbide insert.
Used a card scraper, it’t cheaper.