This stainless steel bench scraper is designed to streamline your prep—perfect for clearing flour and dough from your surface, lifting delicate pastry, and portioning dough with precision.
Materials:
- Cherry wood scales with walnut pins
- Walnut wood scales with oak pins
- Stainless steel blade
Care Instructions:
- Hand wash with mild soap and towel dry
- Do not soak in water
- Never place Blanc cookware or utensils in the dishwasher—extreme temperatures can cause damage
Limited release. Final sale. Non-refundable.
- Handcrafted in Virginia
- North American Materials
- Lifetime Guarantee
- Handcrafted in Virginia
- Premium Materials
- Lifetime Guarantee
- Limited Release
Each knife is forged from high-carbon steel and fitted with regionally sourced, stabilized hardwood. We heat-treat the steel for lasting edge retention, and condition the wood to resist moisture and warping over time.
Every piece is inspected multiple times throughout the making process by our skilled craftspeople. Natural variations, such as surface blemishes, subtle discoloration, or light tooling marks, are a normal part of handmade work and meet our rigorous quality standards. These do not affect performance or longevity.
Knives that don’t meet our criteria for “Firsts” are offered at a discount on our Garage Sale / Seconds page. These “Seconds” may include minor cosmetic imperfections, such as pits, extra hammer marks, or uneven finishes—most of which soften with use and do not affect function.
Over time, each knife will develop a rich patina, reflecting the meals it’s prepared and the hands that have used it. We proudly guarantee every Blanc Creatives product for life, and we’re here for the long haul of your cooking journey.
Our knives are made from high carbon steel, which can rust if left wet or exposed to moisture for prolonged periods. With proper care, they’ll serve for generations.
- Hand-wash only. Never use a dishwasher.
- Dry thoroughly. Don’t leave knives in the sink or drying rack—wipe dry immediately.
- Avoid soaking. Prolonged water exposure can damage both blade and handle.
- Apply oil regularly. After cleaning, apply a thin coat of food-safe oil (mineral oil or similar) to protect the blade. Use a clean cloth to apply and wipe off any excess.
- Expect a patina. Acidic ingredients like onions, tomatoes, and citrus may darken the blade over time. This natural patina is normal and harmless when the blade is properly cleaned.
Orders typically ship within a week, though timing may vary seasonally. For the latest updates, visit our FAQ. Shipping rates are calculated at checkout.
