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How To Sharpen A Scraper With A File. To achieve this kind of performance, you must. His method is to simply clamp the scraper vertically so the edge is facing him, then run a large metal file across the edge. A card scraper excels where a traditional handplane may cause tear out, and where sandpaper may leave a fuzzy surface. One is to clamp 2 rectangular boards using two clamps, almost to the edge of the scraper, so that the file cannot tip over to either side and is just still able to attack the rough metal. Joint an edge square with a file. I tried it and it does create a burr on both. Now that we know the active. The classic old method to sharpen a file is vinegar sharpening which is exactly what the name suggests, soaking the files in vinegar. I begin by jointing the scraper’s long edge square to its face with The key to having it always work like that, or better, is to regularly sharpen it between use, and i'll show you how Remember how well your card scraper worked when it was new? The edge is ready when the file makes a consistent pass, leaving an even scratch pattern. A card scraper is used by flexing it between your fingers (with your thumbs on back) and pushing it along the board to smooth the wood, by removing thin wood shavings in areas of difficult wood grain.

Now that we know the active. His method is to simply clamp the scraper vertically so the edge is facing him, then run a large metal file across the edge. Joint an edge square with a file. One is to clamp 2 rectangular boards using two clamps, almost to the edge of the scraper, so that the file cannot tip over to either side and is just still able to attack the rough metal. To achieve this kind of performance, you must. The classic old method to sharpen a file is vinegar sharpening which is exactly what the name suggests, soaking the files in vinegar. I begin by jointing the scraper’s long edge square to its face with The edge is ready when the file makes a consistent pass, leaving an even scratch pattern. Remember how well your card scraper worked when it was new? I tried it and it does create a burr on both.

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How To Sharpen A Scraper With A File I begin by jointing the scraper’s long edge square to its face with I begin by jointing the scraper’s long edge square to its face with The classic old method to sharpen a file is vinegar sharpening which is exactly what the name suggests, soaking the files in vinegar. To achieve this kind of performance, you must. Joint an edge square with a file. Now that we know the active. The edge is ready when the file makes a consistent pass, leaving an even scratch pattern. A card scraper is used by flexing it between your fingers (with your thumbs on back) and pushing it along the board to smooth the wood, by removing thin wood shavings in areas of difficult wood grain. A card scraper excels where a traditional handplane may cause tear out, and where sandpaper may leave a fuzzy surface. The key to having it always work like that, or better, is to regularly sharpen it between use, and i'll show you how I tried it and it does create a burr on both. His method is to simply clamp the scraper vertically so the edge is facing him, then run a large metal file across the edge. Remember how well your card scraper worked when it was new? One is to clamp 2 rectangular boards using two clamps, almost to the edge of the scraper, so that the file cannot tip over to either side and is just still able to attack the rough metal.