Ray Behner
Diamond
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- Mar 27, 2009
- Location
- Brunswick Oh USA
The longest is 3.2" and the shortest are a little less than 2.0 They're all .089 thick x .852 wide except one at .727. Rc is 60. Looking at the end, all are a parallelogram.
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Are these scraper blades?
- Thread starter Ray Behner
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They look like they could be.
The cuts on the side may be to get under a dovetail, I cannot see the shape, they look as if they are taperd off to each side. Not the way I do it, but could work.
There is no reason I can think of for a scraper blade to be a parallelogram when looked at from the end. . ,
The cuts on the side may be to get under a dovetail, I cannot see the shape, they look as if they are taperd off to each side. Not the way I do it, but could work.
There is no reason I can think of for a scraper blade to be a parallelogram when looked at from the end. . ,
Forrest Addy
Diamond
- Joined
- Dec 20, 2000
- Location
- Bremerton WA USA
My guess from the one image is they're for an Anderson scraper but a little thick. Carbide at the business end?
Ray Behner
Diamond
- Joined
- Mar 27, 2009
- Location
- Brunswick Oh USA
Nope,no carbide. Don't need or want them, just can't throw them out.
stephen thomas
Diamond
- Joined
- Jun 3, 2001
I think they are for an anderson type hand scraper, possibly shop made. I also have a few with similar side cuts for working into dovetails. You almost have to do it, even after sawing out the corner with a hacksaw blade a little. Mine also have the top beveled down in front for clearance. Making them single sided. (top is back beveled like sides, but the actual edge is about 5° negative, thin.
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