New Cabinet Scraper Cards asnd Cabinet Scraper Burnisher with 12 Piece Multi-Shaped Scraper Set Suitable for Various Small space and Small-Sized Tasks(HTCSCS13)

These are pretty nice for doing some fine detail work. The only thing I would say they missed on is not having a radius for scraping small beads (1/8" dia, 3/16" etc.) the larger radius profiles are however very nice

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Excellent for tidying small details and good selection of shapes. Each scraper has one edge rolled over just like large scrapers. With some effort and a burnishing rod they can probably be re-sharpened.Because they are thin, the sides of scrapers are sharp. So wear gloves or wrap several layers of electrical tape around handles.For those unfamiliar with scrapers, these are better than the name suggests. They act like horizontal blades to slice off thin layers. They create a smoother surface than sandpaper

OK tooling, burnishing acceptable for rough work. But for the number if different shapes, if you wand a quality burnished edge you can flattening and re burr. Good for hobby worn nit quality cabinet makers tooks.

Nice assortment of scraper blades. They require quite a bit of work to commission, the edges need to be ground flat and smooth and a burr pressed onto the edge, time consuming but not difficult. I used an Amazon B076GW8N5K burnisher (Arno French Carbur) for raising the burr, the included burnisher was hard to use. At $23.39, it was not a bargain, but not too overpriced. I would not have paid more. At some point you can just buy spring steel and make your own. I have used the convex tip scrapers on my wooden spoon carving, they work well. You may want to wrap with tape or round over sharp edges on the handle portion.This is a much less expensive alternative to B0040M5V1M Flexcut scrapers.

These work excellent for scraping contours and slots. The included burnisher is wonderful. I get the same lip formed using a burnishing rod while the tool is in the vise as I do when holding the scraper in one hand and pressing burnisher against the edge, pressing firmly and just taking a couple swipes.Due to the lips formed, you'll likely want to wear gloves when using these, which is a good idea when working with any sharp tools and around wood that may give you nasty slivers in either case.I've used the contour lip on picture frame and the wide and narrow slot scrapers and had wonderful experience which went smooth and fast! No other tool can do what these do for contours and tight spots which a chisel cannot reach into (such as a channel for glass, only a saw blade width).Highly recommend this set, the burnisher included makes it a great deal, it comes with a nice pouch to hold all the scrapers along with the burnisher.

These are really nice they take a nice burr and I recommend the deburring tool also from Amazon the one with the brass handles they go together like peas and carrots truly a great value per dollar

I bought his set of scrapers to remove paint from wood wall trim. Not to strip the entire surface, but to remove the over paint where the painter either did not tape where the trim meets the wall or it seeped under the tape. They are sharp enough out of the box to peel paint right off. And there is a wide enough variety of shapes that no matter how tight or wide of a space that needed scraping, this kit had a scraper that would work.One note, I advise using a glove when using these as the edges are sharp. Not sharp enough to get a cut while handling, but sharp enough to irritate and chafe your skin when applying pressure.