My First Time Using A Carbide Scraper

[@AndrogyneMichinaga]

I've seen that you can sharpen the blades by rubbing them flat, with lubrication, on a diamond sharpening stone.

[@kimberleeduncan6143]

I just received mine a week ago and it was amazing!!!! I too was curious how often the blade should be changed. Someone told me that the blade can be sharpened too. 😊

[@SalvagedInspirations]

Thanks for this! I also heard it can be sharpened so that’s awesome!!!

[@cherylatkinson9083]

Hi Denise! I used your link and bought one for me. I haven't used it yet due to a hip replacement but it's nce I'm up and running in can't wait to try it. Anything besides chemical stripping.
Thank you for all of your "salvaged inspirations." 🙃

[@SalvagedInspirations]

Thanks Cheryl!!! 🤗 I can’t wait to hear what you think once you get a chance to try it! Take care 💕

[@TheOnlyLila]

Just bought one two weeks ago but have not tried it. After this video looks like I should be ok doing it. Was worried it might take too much muscle.

[@SalvagedInspirations]

It doesn't take much muscle at all. In fact start softer than you think because if you push too hard it can gouge the wood. I think you're going to love it Lila 👍

[@montsef7912]

Yo llevo muchas horas usándolo y sigue funcionado muy bien. La cuchilla se puede dar la vuelta al otro lado y también se puede afilar

[@SalvagedInspirations]

No sabía que la cuchilla se podía girar y funcionar mejor, ¡así que muchas gracias!

[@yvettebernhard4452]

Does it leave dents?

[@SalvagedInspirations]

It can... especially if you're working with soft woods. You don't want to put too much pressure on it or bang it down on the wood.

[@MarcusMussawar]

never carbide is so much harder than steel that against timber it will last indefenantly