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Re: Harbor Freight or other good scraper
By:Bruce Heys
Date: 5/1/2001, 11:01 am
In Response To: Re: Harbor Freight or other good scraper (Les Nightingill)

: All tools must be kept sharp to continue to be effective... something I'm
: coming to realize is that I really don't know how to sharpen anything
: properly

My shop apron has 2 pockets at belt height where I keep my trusty Pro-prep "side arms". They work great, but dull fast when scaping rock (a.k.a. cured epoxy). I have a Grizzley wet/dry grinder that lets me achieve a honed edge on 3 surfaces in about 30 seconds. This tool is not near the caliber of my friend's Makita wet grinder. However, my cutting tools have never been so consistently sharp since I purchased the Grizzley.

Messages In This Thread

Harbor Freight or other good scraper
Scott E. Davis -- 4/30/2001, 1:29 pm
Re: Harbor Freight or other good scraper
Jim Pace -- 4/30/2001, 9:12 pm
Re: Harbor Freight or other good scraper
John Monfoe -- 5/1/2001, 6:01 am
Re: Harbor Freight or other good scraper
Les Nightingill -- 5/1/2001, 9:42 am
Re: 'scary sharp' in past post
Tony -- 5/1/2001, 3:39 pm
Re: 'scary sharp' in past post
Russell Brown -- 5/1/2001, 7:56 pm
Re: 'scary sharp' in past post
mike allen ---> -- 5/1/2001, 8:26 pm
Re: Thanks, Mike. *NM*
Tony -- 5/2/2001, 12:29 pm
Re: Harbor Freight or other good scraper
Bruce Heys -- 5/1/2001, 11:01 am
Re: Harbor Freight or other good scraper
peter czerpak -- 4/30/2001, 3:09 pm
Re: Harbor Freight or other good scraper
Jim -- 4/30/2001, 4:52 pm
Re: Harbor Freight or other good scraper
Randy Knauff -- 4/30/2001, 2:01 pm