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Straight Spear Point Negative Rake Scraper - 1" x 5/16" x 9" - 5/8" Tang

It may look intimidating, but with the negative rake - this will soon become one of your favorite tools!

This scraper is great for detail work and finishing the outside of bowls. Best tool out there for refining an outside curve. Works for getting in close to chucks and performing detail work on your piece.

Premium M-42 cobalt high speed steel (HSS) with an advanced heat treating process that provides superior wear resistance and edge holding qualities.

Our Negative rake profiles makes these tools extremely user friendly - even a beginner can achieve exceptional results. We are sure you will find many uses for this tool. Shipped sharp and ready to use.

- Hand crafted and finished. 20* top angle and 70* bottom.
- Much more user friendly than standard scrapers - hard to get a catch with.

- Bottom edges radiused - facilitates rolling the tool for effective shear cutting.
- Negative Rake scrapers are a must for finishing wood, turning plastic, acrylics, or dense hardwoods.

Note: When sharpening the negative rake scrapers you should push the tool into the grinding wheel while sharpening instead of just gently touching the wheel like you would when sharpening a gouge. ~ JIMMIE