ALLWAY CS6 Soft-Grip Contour Scraper Set with 6 Blades and Blade File

Neat little tool! Very affordable too & with 12 cutting blades & a blade sharpener all in a compact design. It’s my 2nd order. I’ve gotten so much use out of the one I have that I ordered one for my dad. He said he has a scraper but has never seen one like this. I really like this tool & it’s looks made to last.

This works great but you have to be careful or the wood can be damaged. Keeping the tool at the correct angle helps prevent this, along with long even pressure draws with the tool.

Great tool! I’m restoring an old house and couldn’t do without it honestly. The blades are simple, easy to change out in the size of the handle fits nicely in both men and women’s hands. The blades do not damage the wood well crafted.

It's a pretty good little scraper, very handy and easy to switch out the blades. Only thing that didn't earn 5 stars was the lack of a completely straight blade, the two closest are slightly concave or slightly convex, so wide flat surfaces are tough to do. But around corners and curves this works great

I am in the process of restoring an large old Buddha (most likely teak) statue gifted to me many years ago. To my horror when i visited home agian after many years, I fould it was polished with a powder additive that gave it a painted finish - all the original wood grain i had seen it with was lost. Tried paint strippers - not useful on curved surfaces, becomes sticky and messy. Lacquer tinner as recommebd by the local store worked ok - esp on details like faces, but the mess was even greater and working with chemicals was not kosher long term. I found a cheap Harbor Freight tool i had that worked wonderfully, but the curved surafecs were hard to get...esp deep ones. Sanding was an option but the layer was very deep .5mm Looking around, i found this and was eager to try it the moment it arrived. tried at a bottom/ hidden surfaces. I found that a forward push kept jerking and at any angle there was opportunity to scratch. However, instinctively i tried a reverse pull... that worked wonders and i could uncover large areas quickly. Quite a game changer. Nett - if you have varied profiles this tool is great - and easy to use. The blade shapes make it versatile and the hand grip is good too.

Works wonders! I was able to take off the old finish on a project I am working on much faster than using my sander. You do need to use strength while you scrape.

Nice set. My house is over a hundred years old and I needed a quality scraper to remove the old paint from the doors and window trim..

These have a rough finish out of the box, but getting a knife edge is 1.) not super necessary unless you really are going for that hand-scraped finish and 2.) adds a TON to the cost. But this tool comes with a magnetically held fine cut file in the handle. It's roughly finished too, but it works perfectly. The steel on the irons is good, but not great. It does need regular touching up, more than a carbide scraper (obviously) but this is 1.) far more reusable, and 2.) can be finely set to whatever you want to do. I can use the file to put a nice hooked burr on the edge for heavy paint/finish removal (I have been using it to strip heavy, dense paint from an ikea chair) and then put it to a stone and strop for a fine edge that doesn't last very long, but will leave a lovely hand-scraped fine cut finish. It's honestly a lot like a cabinet scraper but easier to use and a little more versatile. I have precisely three gripes, all minor. 1.) there's no "flat" edge. One is close, but it's still ground like a scrub plane blade. This isn't hard to fix, within a few sharpenings on the file, you can square up that edge and just leave the corners rounded so it doesn't create stripes like the carbide scraper does. 2.) The included file works to undo the screw holding the blade in, but only just. It doesn't feel very nice to use, though works fine. They should grind the tail of the file into a screwdriver flat (it's what I did) 3.) the screw holding the blade is JUST too big to slip the blade over. This would have made quick-changing blades far, far easier, but it's just a HAIR too big. I might file it down eventually, but if they made it about 1/16th of an inch narrower in diameter, it wouldn't have affected performance negatively, and would let you change blades only by loosening the screw, rather than removing it. Again, all of these are minor. This thing is a godsend tool. I like having both a carbide scraper with disposable blades and this, but push to shove, I reach for this one five times as often for the finer detail furniture work I do. This set to a heavy cut and a card scraper set to a fine cut are basically the only things you need for furniture refinishing.

After sharpening, tried on flat and round objects. Removes lacquer and stain easily. Able to re-sharpen is a big plus.

I am very happy with this scraper which I bought to remove 2 part epoxy coating from teak wood. All other methods I tried gouged the wood but this scraper does not gouge since you pull it rather than pushing it. I have used the main blade for hours with only one light sharpening using the small fine file provided. Very good quality and a very useful tool. Many scraper heads are provided for different wood profiles.

Very good. Works very well. So much quicker to strip paint.

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