Bahco 474 Cabinet Scraper 150mm x 62mm x 0.80mm, Flat Scraper for Fine Surface Finishing, Wood Preparation, and Material Smoothing in Carpentry and Restoration Work

Excellent item. I used it to transform our kitchen worktops. You have to get the hang of sharpening it, which is easy once you have the knack. Check out you tube videos for this, and get yourself a tungsten carbide rod for producing the burr. It's very satisfying to use once you get used to it. The key is to obtain a 5 degree burr, and bend the scraper slightly when in use. I can see I'm going to be using this a lot with my woodworking projects.

Last used one of these many years ago at school. Have been trying to finish some ancient Yew wood which wasn't responding to a planer or glass-paper I ordered one of these scrapers. Reviews for this scraper suggested it might not be an original Bahco product but took a chance on it. Product arrived in a branded bag, with all expected logos on the product. Product was clean and shiny, not tarnished / rusty / discoloured. Out of the bag it works reasonably, but spent a bit of time truing and honing and it gives superb results on even very tricky timbers. Check you-tube to see any of the many "how to sharpen a card scraper" videos.

Fantastic item does a brilliant job if used correctly.

Really impressed with this, although it did go blunt quicker than expected. Maybe I wasn't using it correctly as I've never used one of these before. Did a good job though.

I don’t even know where to begin with this. A cabinet scraper? Yes, exceptional at scraping cabinets, no notes there. Precise, efficient, almost surgical in its ability to leave surfaces smooth and renewed. But in moments of desperation, purely theoretical, of course, its potential seems to expand. When certain…bathroom essentials are unavailable, one can’t help but notice its firm edge, its unyielding commitment to hygiene and cleanliness. It approaches every surface with the same ruthless dedication, leaving things…undeniably clear, if not entirely comfortable. A remarkable tool, truly. Best kept in the workshop, perhaps not for the side table of your toilet, but one can’t ignore its unsettling versatility

God scraper, worked well to remove old layers of oil from our kitchen oak counters. Did not need to prep the edges or anything!

Nice tool

I bought this from a recommendation from a guy on YouTube who did a very nice job using it to strip a wooden kitchen work surface back to the bare wood. The item arrived the next day and I finally got round to using it yesterday. The scraper worked brilliantly taking great curls of old oil/varnish from the wood but as I worked, the blades (you can use all four edges) lost their edge and ceased to be so effective and that's where the problem arose. Check out any YouTube video and you'll see what is needed to sharpen the scraper, almost a full workshop's worth, well beyond anything I have in my cupboard under the stairs and certainly not worth the expense of buying them for my on-off job. By all means buy it if you're a professional or a well-equipped amateur. In my opinion the average DIY-er would do better to get something like the Harris Heavy Duty Tungsten Carbide Wood Scraper, the blades last ages and replacements can be easily when needed.

Of course these are good. They are basically the standard by which card scrapers are measured.

Chose this scraper to remove sap residue from a deck board. It is quite sharp on all edges. Comes in a protective plastic sheath. Scraper removed fine shavings of old stain and seepage as expected. Made in Portugal.

Sharp and great quality

loeischerp; keukenblad weer als nieuw kunnen "schrapen"

Good quality scraper