| Project by aldente | posted 59 days ago | 481 views | 1 time favorited | 5 comments |  |
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I have to do a demo on cabinet scraper sharpening at the store today. I didn’t want to just stack em up, and put them in a bag. So I did this using some scrap Ambrosia Maple I resawed. Laquer finish. Each scraper has it’s own dadoed slott, helps keep em sharp. Those are mini dovetails. Used my new mini jig for my Porter Cable 4212. Yea there’s a slight gap front left corner. I geuss I can’t be perfect all the time. LOL
-- Rodd, Texas grandpa
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navyman
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posted 59 days ago
thats sharp. great ideal.
-- Michael . USN ( Ret ) Batesville,AR
a1Jim
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posted 59 days ago
wuoo doggy that’s some case
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
dustyal
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posted 59 days ago
Yes indeed, a very nice case. Like, going to the office… pick up the case to go out and do some cabinet scraping… ? Do you make house calls by any chance?
Gap? What gap? You really don’t make mistakes… you design in a little flaw here and there so as to authenticate the case as being handmade thus giving rise to heirloom quality?
-- Al H. - small shop, small projects...
stefang
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posted 59 days ago
Have scraper, will travel. Nice box, nice wood, nice work. Darn! I thought I had the market cornered on imperfect work.
-- Mike, American in Norway
ChrisN
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posted 59 days ago
Very Nice
-- Chris N, Westford, MA - "If you won't eat something from your fridge that turned green...why would you eat something that started out that way?"