Well done. Very fine delivery. Thanks and keep it up. 👍

Can you show us that jig up close?

Music is annoying, instructions would be better

can you please tell me what type of glue you used thanks

Hah, kind of creative different approach

Absolutely the best method and video on RU-vid! Im making the jigs and buying the stone and scraper now. Could you please recomend your Favorite Scraper?!?

This is by far, for me, the most comprehensive tutorial on the subject. I have failed miserably until now, but Sir, you have given me back my faith in me. Thanks!

Nice stuff...you have a good presence and attitude...thank you.

wow ! i learned more from the 2 vids of yours than i did watching a dozen others thank you

thank you

Music soooooo annoying.

Excellent presentation. Thanks for sharing your expertise.

Great tutorial on the versatility of how a card scraper can benefit woodworkers in so many different ways !

Did it have any springback?

Greetings sir. A very well done footage. I have subbed to your channel very clear precise teaching well worth watching.

Thank you

This is the best video on scrapers that I have seen. Thanks a bunch.

Yall make it look more difficult than it is

That transition at 5:10 scared the sh*t out of me

Hi, Do you recommend to slice the Scraper into a kind of a Wooden Scraper holder to handle the unit without any chance to get fingers burnt and to help in turned it over too ? Thanks

Great video. Very well done, thank you so much ! Regards.,

Very helpful, thank you!

What a brillent explain skils how to use properly the scraber. Thanks for the tips idea.

How are you laying out your helical on the studs to get correct flow from top to bottom for your blocks?

RU-vid is a great resource, but I have seen so many different videos on this and this is the one that made the most sense. There seem to be a lot of videos on how to do things wrong.

thanks for pointing out the fact that diamond stones are better for this than water stones because they will not get grooves worn in them. that is important.

Novice me, thinking about getting into wood working: "De de deleededede, better buy a hand plane I gue.....WTF THEY COST HOW MUCH!!??" *faints and is removed from store by security.

Very useful. Thanks. I’ve been doing it wrong. No wonder I thought it was a rubbish tool.

Super helpful video. Thanks.

No windex or lubricant for the diamond stone?

Needs more wood clamps...and cowbell! Nice looking hand rail fellas!

Can anyone tell me the name if the table and/ manufacturer? Would LOVE to check them out!

I've sharpened a card scraper by hand for 30+ years. Tomorrow, I'm making one of your little jigs.......it's so sensible, and so obvious. I've no idea why I didn't come up with something like that myself.

A very clear demonstration of preparing and using a card scraper

So helpful. Thank you.

Thorough. Excellent points.

6:42 High Angle to prevent tearout, Low Angle for softwood and endgrain.

Buena técnica de rotación de la rasqueta de ebanista. Gracias. Un saludo desde Guatemala.

Great look at the card scraper. A tip for after: instead of the abrasive pad, use an even finer abrasive at the end, a piece of a brown paper bag.

I feel like I’d need about $800 in tools to sharpen my $6 scraper.

Excellent!

Running that finger along the blade edge made me cringe but otherwise this was a very helpful video.

Hi could please make video of burnisher the one you used a router bit.Explain to us with the dimensions. Many Thanks

Perhaps a camera with a zoom. js

Did you fall in?

Excellent

"...and because it's metal, you can't hurt it." So not true, you can totally trash it in an instant.

Did you brush before oiling?

Thank you!

thanks for that. my card scraper needs sharpening.