How To Burnish A Card Scraper | Blue Spruce Toolworks

CARD SCRAPERS AND DUAL-HANDLE BURNISHER: bluesprucetoolworks.com/produ...
Will Gibbs from Blue Spruce Toolworks shows you how to quickly sharpen your card scraper the right way using the NEW Blue Spruce Dual-Handle Burnisher.
About the Card Scrapers and Dual-Handle Burnisher:
If you’ve struggled to sharpen and use traditional, thin card scrapers, you’re going to love Blue Spruce Toolworks new card scrapers and burnisher. And, if you’re a master with traditional card scrapers, you’re still going to love Blue Spruce Toolworks new card scrapers and burnisher for the unique features they bring to the table.
Blue Spruce card scrapers are nearly twice as thick as most others on the market. The thicker blade won’t flex. Getting a flat, smooth surface requires less technique, less grip strength and less resharpening. Surfaces you’re trying to scrape flat will be flat, not a series of scallops. The ends of the blade blend off into a gentle curve. There are no sharp corners to gouge your project…or your hands.
The thicker blade accepts burnishing much easier than a thin blade, too. It’s easier to feel when you’re positioned at the correct angle and there’s more to “ride”. Toward that end, we’ve also created a burnisher that’s easier to use, because it has two handles instead of one. With two identical handles, feeling the angle of the burnisher is as simple as steering a bicycle around a gentle curve.
While developing our new burnisher, we tested nearly one hundred different combinations of tool steels and surface finishes. We finally found one that pulls a consistent, razor-sharp hook on the 1095 tool steel scrapers and does it faster and easier than any other material tested. The subtle texture on the surface pulls a stronger, more consistent hook than mirror-finished burnishers. The dual-handle burnisher is available with your choice of wood for the handle, African Blackwood, Cocobolo or resin-infused Figured Maple.
Blue Spruce Card Scrapers come in three shapes; 4" straight, 6" straight and 6" curved. The curved scraper has a 16" radius to blend and smooth your sculptured projects. Each is available individually, or you can buy them as a set. The Card Scrapers will need sharpened upon arrival. Please note, we cannot ship the African Blackwood or Cocobolo handles outside the United States. Please order the Figured Maple if your burnisher will be shipped outside the USA.
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Пікірлер: 7

  • @pmelchman
    @pmelchman6 ай бұрын

    Excellent job Will. I’m headed out to the shop to give it a try

  • @lumberjill6598
    @lumberjill6598 Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for your straight forward explanation. Going to try this today!

  • @Douggg1000
    @Douggg100010 ай бұрын

    That was impressive. Thanks.

  • @claybowser698
    @claybowser698 Жыл бұрын

    Thanks! Just got mine in the mail today. That burnisher looks like a work of art. You made that look like it's gonna be easy peasy to get a good hook.

  • @karlpoulin3938
    @karlpoulin3938Ай бұрын

    Informative, However, what's the file for?

  • @vogelschrik5232
    @vogelschrik5232 Жыл бұрын

    But...can you scrape spruce with that bBue Spruce scraper?

  • @robohippy
    @robohippy9 ай бұрын

    Surprised to see you run your finger down the edge to apply oil. There is still a burr on the card scraper, and when sharpening my plane irons and chisels, the burr is almost non existent at 16000 grit. I have to strop to get rid of burrs under that 16000 grit range.