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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div> Unlike decorating and other scrapers for specific jobs (e.g cabinet) engineering scrapers are precision hand tools&lt;br&gt; and generally not intended to flex in use.&lt;br&gt; Made from high carbon or tool steel, there are two that I always find myself using :-<br /> <br /> [[Image:Scrapers.jpg]]<br /> <br /> Flat scraper (Eclipse) and Bearing scraper (solid or hollow scalloped scraper), small, large or medium<br /> <br /> Usage:<br /> Scraping surfaces flat and smooth (their intended use); deburring edges; chipping heavy rust (ideal tool); scraping /flaking off light rust; removing underseal; removing paint (scraping or chipping); cleaning seams out etc.<br /> <br /> Source: Engineering factors; Axminster tools; etc.</div>

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