Angle Plate

[Andre]

Nice work! You can get my address, come over the Atlantic-ocean and learn me something about scraping!?

Haha sure!

 

[Shadowdog500]

That looks great! I'd love to see the process.

Chris

 

[Andre]

That looks great! I'd love to see the process.

Chris

I began shooting some video but my ipod died. Will show some more scraping in a video possibly this week.

 

[Andre]

Looks like my camera didn't die completely and turned off just in time :biggrin:

[video=youtube;oAo-AXfjFLE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAo-AXfjFLE[/video]

 

[Mark_f]

Nice work Andre. I haven't done any scraping since I retired , but I enjoyed doing it. Your project has inspired me to try a small scraping project. Scraping is a dying art and I'm pleased to see you doing it. Keep up the great work.

Mark


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[Andre]

Nice work Andre. I haven't done any scraping since I retired , but I enjoyed doing it. Your project has inspired me to try a small scraping project. Scraping is a dying art and I'm pleased to see you doing it. Keep up the great work.

Mark


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Thank you very much, Mark!

I'm actually rescraping the ways on my Craftsman 109.....would you like to see the process?

 

[Mark_f]

Thank you very much, Mark!

I'm actually rescraping the ways on my Craftsman 109.....would you like to see the process?

Yes, very much.

Mark

 

[Andre]

Long time no update....sorry!!!

Got both faces scraped in, and the ends to .0005" (At most) tolerance. Not inspection grade by faaaaaaar, but for squaring the end of a block on the surface grinder or for layout work it should do the trick!!!
I built this for a reason, that toolmakers square I built a long time ago never got ground.....now I have a grinder I will do just that, but I needed a square reference block to grind the square square. Learned a lot about pull scraping and squaring scraped objects, step scraping and trying to not create a low spot was sometimes tricky. Not Ulma Doctor good but it's acceptable in my shop