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Wow, I remember when I was a little kid (7 or 8) and my Dad took me to a shop where he was surface scraping a machine and I was amazed. We live in Connecticut and he is now 83 but he did a lot of surface scraping and then rebuilt machines and finally ended up at Perkin-Elmer which produced the lens for the Hubble telescope; funny thing is he was able to climb inside of Hubble when he went to Alabama for the company. He had a stroke but I watched this video with him and he remembers the days when he used to do this...thanks for the memories Brian and you are one of the last Mohegans doing a dying art...you are very talented.

The stone is very important for de-burring and creating bearing spots, so you know where to cut with your scraper. If you use just any stone or a wet stone with the wrong texter it makes the job a lot harder. Thanks for the question!!

Why not just use a whetstone ? Just curious.

Well i take my hat off and bow. Mr Brian you are one of the last legend of yesteryear. TOTAL respect thank you for a professional vid your approach to teaching is direct straight to the point. Thank you.

Just found your channel and Subscribed. Very nice work

Can't even explain how I stumbled upon this video...... looks like things are going well

I am late to the game. Great video and super nice job. I hope you are well and still scraping!

Thank you for video. This was exemplary commercial. Information opened to public, good explanation, detailed comments and specialized services advertisement. Post Scriptum: I've tried scraping - it is not easy in any mean. It requires enormous amount of patience:)

Beautiful, a lost art it seems.

Hi Brian ... thanks for the video

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Im 50 and live in saline id love to volunteer to learn more if you ever needs anyone

Great video Brian. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us. I like how your yellow & black inks show up well on the cast iron. I found the answers to my questions below... Which brand do you use? Where can we purchase? I regret living too far away to attend one of your classes...

Whats the difference between flaking and scraping?

What kind of stones? Is it needed any preparations? Sorry for my english.

What is "orange"? Sorry for my english.

What do you do these days?

I have had several request to weld repair conveyor drums. Looking at a roller bearing v block setup. But....how do I get a flat plate so I can set the v blocks on? The drums will be machined by a machinest by the tighter I can get the weld process, the lest build up and lest work on the machinist side of things. Any thought for a good setup? I only have a small lathe at the shop.

Excellent

Boleh aku beli mesin scraping nya...?

It is interesting how were made rotary parts of the first machine tools in the world

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Old school hand scraping.also a very nice informations about hand scraping and more.Nice and interesting video

Holy smokes, you make it look so easy! Effortless. That's wild. For anyone watching, I assure you that it is NOT effortless. What you're seeing is skilled mastery at work. I would come work for this guy for free just to learn.

This takes the mystery out of 'scraping' for me.....TRULY becoming a lost art!

Hi..very very good master...thank you very much

Found your channel boss

For reference, please see the processing method called "kisage" in Japan.

I like your video, we scrape alike as I have been told I could scrape with a deer antler and push Metal off the part

Thank you very much for the video! It was extremely helpful to someone who’s learning to scrape..

the size of the surface plate.

Is 100percent allowable if bearing surface is not my priority if im scraping for alignment and achieve point per inch later.

although you aren't as old as my grandfather, you brought me back to my adolescence when my grandfather was hands on and taught me trade. I can basically build a house but have diminished with age but the knowledge is there. The irony is my son has absolutely no ambition to learn hands on. Damn millennials. Brian thanx for the video.

For what? wasted of time.

Brilliant video...Learnt alot in ten mins...Top man... Thanks.

Great job thank you

Right on !

Great video. Shame on all those who think they need to use elevated speed or music in a craftmanship video.

I work in trades and you can just tell who's a master in each trade. This man is a master! And a great teaxher

What a great video! Wish you kept making them!

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I wonder if this works for anvils with high carbon steel faces. got no truly flat files and seems alot faster than stoning it.

YRS AGO WHILE WORKING AT CAT IN PEORIA [ I THINK IT WAS CALLED PRECISION SCRAPING ]A CREW WORKED SEVERAL WKS SCRAPING SOME OF THE LARGE WAYS / GIBS. WE COULD NEVER UNDERSTAND WHY THEY HAD TO BE HAND SCRAPED. I THOUGH ' JUST GET A GRINDER WITH A FINE STONE " AND START HOGGING THE IRON OUT , IT WOULD BE A LOT FASTER. MANY YRS AFTER I FINALLY REALIZED IT HAS TO BE DONE THIS WAY

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Richard king step a side this guy is the master

Having to have a dead flat surface to register seems a lot like cheating! How does one create their own 'flat' to begin with? My stones are flat, I think, to sharpen my plane blades. Large 'flat' surface must be bought. Sounds like another "Here, buy THIS" video. ...aaand I'm an A hole and shouldn't comment while drinking.

Excellent instruction

Thanks you for posting this.

Is scraping always done on cast parts?

I'm blown away, wondering why I've never heard about this?