Video: How to Use a Card Scraper
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Matt Cremona takes a closer look at Card Scrapers, the unsung heroes in the workshop. Card Scrapers can cut finishing time in half, while also providing a great surface for applying finish. Watch the video and learn the basics for adding a scraper or two to your tool kit.
If there were a ten-dollar finishing tool that worked ten times faster than a sander, made almost no noise, worked on finishes between coats as well as on bare wood, and did the work of abrasives from 60 to 220 grit, you'd know about it, right?
Card scrapers are extremely useful tools for a workshop: from cleaning up glue and mill marks to final wood preparation - this little tool can do it all. Morton provides a detailed explanation of one way to sharpen your card scrapers in this helpful video.
Stanley's #185 Scraper burnisher was a classic tool with unique features. It featured a shaft that was tapered from the handle to the tip and included a second 30° taper at the tip. Now, we've partnered with Narex tools in the Czech Republic to make a new version of the venerable 185 burnisher.
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