should I buy a scraper from HD or CT?

now I don't think I want one, b/c I won't use it. ANyone want to influence
me?



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bent wrote:
> now I don't think I want one, b/c I won't use it. ANyone want to influence
> me?

There are dedicated planes for hinge gains, but I use a router plane.
Either the Stanley 71 or 271 for smaller work. Very useful planes for
all sorts of tasks.

R

a power tool, then a plane, then a chisel, then sanding.

is a scraper in there somewhere for convenience, or is it too specific?




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"bent" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I just did door hinges with a chisel, and dragged the chisel lastly
>[...] How would a scraper be for
> this task?

Not suitable, too big, too flexible, no handle.

>Is it more for tabletops.

Exactly, although some of us prefer to use a sharp plane blade with a
slightly convex tip removed from the plane and dragged like a scraper. I
always found scrapers a devil to sharpen and very hard on the thumbs.
>
> What kind of wear/damage am I doing to a chisel dragging it?

Normal blunting, no damage
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