Rob Cosman's Card Scraper: Thin Workshop

Rob Cosman's Card Scraper: Thin WorkshopCard scrapers are the tool of choice when working with tear out prone wood that will not respond well to a plane. While not typically an item used everyday, it is a tool that when you need it, nothing else will do. We make our Thin Card Scraper with the same high carbon tool steel we use for our saw blades. Our Thin Card Scraper is 6 inches (152mm) x 2 1 2 inches (63mm). The blade is . 020 inches (. 5mm) thick, making for a very supple scraper. The

because no matter how tuned up your plane is it wont work if the blade is not sharp

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7 inches (177mm) long

Durable double stitching trims sleeves and bottom hem

Most importantly they feature six serrated edges in the steel bar that allows the moveable jaw to rapidly and securely lock itself into the position you set

eliminate wobble and tilt

The minimal set creates a small kerf that guides the saw straight in the crosscut while the shallow 1-5/8 inch depth of blade  (tooth-line to brass back) helps with stability while sawing to a line

we have sewn in a 3-inch strip of military specification grade webbing to protect the sharpest chisel from cutting the material

Differences from the picture will be extremly slight

Note: You will likely have to use a file and open the throat on your older planes for these blades to fit

Blade:  Length: 5 inches

Waterstones are known for fast cutting which speeds up sharpening