Special offer.

[whiskywill]

Will anyone admit to needing one of these?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Stanley-Cabin ... 3385255498

 

[Racers]

I have 2, they work well.

Pete

 

[Mike.S]

Yes, I want (rather than need) one. Envisage mainly using it to scrape off dried glue.

 

[Racers]

Hi Mike.S

Well do you want one of mine?

Its got red paint on it bet everything else is new, I found it in a skip just the body and ordered all the missing bits.

£10+P&P

Its a good tool for all sorts of jobs not just glue.

Pete

 

[AndyT]

I've got a Record and a Stanley. Not much to choose between them. It's a useful tool for getting a final finish on hardwood. I really don't see why anyone would be reluctant to 'admit to needing one of these' - it's a good alternative to using abrasives. Am I missing something?

 

[tobytools]

i have both record and stanley also and prefer the record one, duno why, i plane to use it on my side table made from sapele.
TT

 

[RogerP]

I use one (a Record) quite often - easier on the thumbs than a ordinary scraper

 

[Mike.S]

Hi Mike.S

Well do you want one of mine?

Pete

Yes please - will PM you later (wife just shouting that dinner's ready)!

Mike

 

[Cheshirechappie]

A "Cabinet Scrapper" eh?

No, I don't have a use for one of those at the moment. Mind you, if I did, I'd expect it to be more hammer or crow-bar shaped.

Still - any tool in the wrong hands....

 

[AndyT]

Doh!

I usually spot that sort of thing.

 

[Mike.S]

A "Cabinet Scrapper" eh?

Mind you, if I did, I'd expect it to be more hammer or crow-bar shaped.

Last one I saw looked like this: