Scraper Robert Sorby

Turning scraping is a technique where the scraper is held at an angled position to cut away wood fibers. This method provides several clear advantages over traditional scrapers.

By using an optimal angle of 45°, the cutting motion becomes more secure and leaves a better finish. Often, sanding is unnecessary. The risk of the tool digging into the wood is almost eliminated. The square handle rests stably on the tool support and ensures that the blade is positioned accurately at a 45° angle to the workpiece, regardless of the direction of work, thanks to the unique cutting seat.