Choose how you want to remove material and which surface the tool must follow. Open-grid saw rasps, shaped steel rasps, flexible card scrapers and a supported No.80-style scraper offer different contact, control and preparation requirements.
A two-sided open-grid rasp for shaping, with coarse and medium cutting faces on a 200 mm working length.
Contents
One complete saw rasp
Working length
200 mm
$20.21Nov 7, 26, 04:20 AM · New YorkPrice info
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A raised two-handed rasp with a removable open-grid blade and coarse and fine faces.
Contents
One complete two-handled rasp
Working blade
Nominal ten-inch class, selected description
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Flat, round and half-round coarse rasps for choosing the contact profile that matches the wood surface.
Set model
854202
Contents
Three complete rasps: flat, round, half-round
$76.24Nov 7, 26, 04:20 AM · New YorkPrice info
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Flat and curved steel cards for scraping wood surfaces and following different contours.
Set
Three cards: rectangular, gooseneck, curved
Steel
Tempered high-carbon
$18.50Nov 7, 26, 04:21 AM · New YorkPrice info
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A second-cut half-round rasp with file-cut edges and a tang for a separate handle.
Pattern number
49
Cut class
Second
$55.10Nov 7, 26, 04:25 AM · New YorkPrice info
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A two-handled scraper body that supports and bows its blade for flat-surface work.
Format
No.80-style supported scraper
Body
Ductile cast iron
$39.99Nov 7, 26, 04:25 AM · New YorkPrice info
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The Shinto E1101 and two-handled SR-30 share the saw-rasp family but differ in their handling format. The Narex three-profile coarse set supplies distinct profiles, not three grades of one flat tool. Nicholson’s Number 49 is a half-round cabinet rasp; “49” is the reference designation, not abrasive grit.
Separate a scraper blade from a supported tool
The Crown 376 set offers three card shapes. The Big Horn 19346 holds a scraper blade in a two-handled No.80-style body. Decide whether you want to flex and hold a card directly or compare a supported blade assembly. Its blade width and the width of its sole describe different components.
Plan handles and edge preparation
The selected Nicholson is unhandled, so a handle is a separate buying question. A card-scraper set does not automatically include a burnisher. Compare the sharpening and tool-care department for the selected scraper’s edge preparation; do not expect a new tool’s model number to identify its abrasive grade or every accessory supplied.
Questions before you choose
Is Nicholson Number 49 a grit rating?
No. It is the selected cabinet-rasp designation. Compare the stated cut and profile on the product page.
Does a card-scraper set include a handle or burnisher?
Not unless the selected contents say so. Crown 376 provides three scraper shapes; the supported No.80-style tool is a separate format.
Is the ten-inch rasp measurement its full length?
For the retained Nicholson it identifies the file length. The overall dimension is a separate measurement; check both before planning storage.
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