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Robert Sorby M2 HSS Negative Rake Scraper

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Robert Sorby M2 HSS Negative Rake Scraper

Robert Sorby M2 HSS Negative Rake Scraper

The negative rake grind gives this scraper the ability to produce a clean finishing cut on end-grain, hard and high-figured woods as well as stabilized wood and plastic pen blanks without self-feeding.
When freshly sharpened, traditional tools tend to self-feed into hard and high figured woods resulting in a dig-in that results in torn grain.
The 3/4" scraper is recommended for boxes, bowls and platters while the 1/4" scraper is ideal for small boxes, stabilized blanks and plastics.

  • 1/4" Thick
  • M2 High-speed steel
  • Premium ash handle
  • Solid brass ferrule

Note: Tool is used with the long bevel in the upright position.

Robert Sorby® M2 high-speed steel turning tools have long been a popular line of woodturning tools. Still made in-house in Sheffield, England, their special attention to heat treating, material quality, and overall craftsmanship have made them one of the top choices in woodturning tools.

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Robert Sorby M2 HSS Negative Rake Scraper

$52.95

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The negative rake grind gives this scraper the ability to produce a clean finishing cut on end-grain, hard and high-figured woods as well as stabilized wood and plastic pen blanks without self-feeding.
When freshly sharpened, traditional tools tend to self-feed into hard and high figured woods resulting in a dig-in that results in torn grain.
The 3/4" scraper is recommended for boxes, bowls and platters while the 1/4" scraper is ideal for small boxes, stabilized blanks and plastics.

  • 1/4" Thick
  • M2 High-speed steel
  • Premium ash handle
  • Solid brass ferrule

Note: Tool is used with the long bevel in the upright position.

Robert Sorby® M2 high-speed steel turning tools have long been a popular line of woodturning tools. Still made in-house in Sheffield, England, their special attention to heat treating, material quality, and overall craftsmanship have made them one of the top choices in woodturning tools.