Hi. On my channel you can see how to build power scraper for scraping metal from old jig saw. There will be added more DIY ideas
https://youtu.be/YMjh9w0Krog
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Hi. On my channel you can see how to build power scraper for scraping metal from old jig saw. There will be added more DIY ideas
https://youtu.be/YMjh9w0Krog
that's neat...it shouldn't be too hard to come up with a proper scraper blade for those oscillating multi-tools like this https://www.harborfreight.com/Oscill...ool-62866.html make scraping a lot less work!
Great adaptation. I didn't catch source or material of cutter, I'll revisit. But that it works, best proof of all.
And saved not less than $1000- $1500 US or more, on commercial [ie BIAX] power scrapers and flaking tools.
There are steel and carbide tipped scraping and flake blades. The real trick is honing correct angle and fine leading edge. They must shear - not dig in or skid. Skids will pile up and produce false planes of contact.Quote:
Originally Posted by bruce.desertrat
Having several blades honed to various curvature radius's and widths is an advantage when scraping or flaking different surfaces.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toolmaker51
gaining experience learning the angle to hold a given tool be it a blade a fixed to the end of a baton caressed in your arm pit or a power scraper is another key to achieving the desired surface finish
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Nice to see a tool that still has metal gears.