SnapOn 474-125-0.60 Bahco 5-Inch Cabinet Scraper

A great tool for the woodworker. I do recommend getting it sharpened before you use it for best results. If it’s got a nice burr on it you can really remove some material.

This card scraper sharpens well and hold an edge for a good amount of use. A very good value. I would buy this brand again.

I've been using scrapers for guitar building for years and this scraper is just as good if not better than the well know cherry something brand, you get the idea. Comes sharpened on all four sides, is just the right stiffness' and has a protective cover too. I will but nothing but this brand when another one is required. Highly recommend the SnapOn 474-125-0.60 Bahco 5-Inch Cabinet Scraper over every other well-known brand. Beats the well know guitar tonewood & supplies brand by far and is nearly half the price.

Good value u must put your one edge on it.

Very cool scraper

I already have one of these, and I wanted another for two separate projects with different needs. These come perfectly sharpened every time. I has a slip-on case to protect the edges which is nice too. I have reconditioned the edge on my other numerous times, and I can strongly recommend this brand. I also like the thickness of this scraper. I like that it stays straight when I want, but allows me to bend it at will too. If you don't know which one or brand to get, I recommend starting with this one.

Can't get much simpler than this basic tool. The scraping edge is true and sharp. The sliding cover is the handle and you can use either end for scraping. Good for those applications where you need to remove only a tiny amount of material where a sander removes too little and a plane too much.

Before buying a card scraper make sure you are aware of how to sharpen one. They will make dust from factory but to get translucent shavings you will need to polish the edges and then burnish the edges. If you don't have a burnisher buy one with this scraper. If you don't want to buy one there are other items that can be used in place of an actual burnishing tool. I use a very old vintage rod style carbide knife sharpener that is very smooth.This is better than the kits you find on Amazon that will be of low quality steel.