Stanley No. 80 Cabinet Scraper Explained and Road Tested

[@frankwice4864]

I have had an 80 for years and didn’t have any idea how to use it thank you very much

[@makingthings1463]

Thank you for the comment. Glad I could encourage you to give it a try.
Thanks again

[@halle8378]

Very clear explanation,, somehow I have been scraping by without one of these…

[@makingthings1463]

Thank you for the comment. I probably would not own one either except for garage and estate sales where the price is too good to pass up. Thanks for watching.

[@Landsfader]

You saved my day, sir! Of course - it is the burr on the edge of the blade that is doing the work. You told us, it functions just like a card scraper! I put the blade in the wrong way - silly me! Now everything is working fine and my Stanley 80 is good to go! 😊👍

[@makingthings1463]

Thank you for the comment and thank you for the kind words.

[@jeghedderhenrik]

thanks the best video on youtube about this

[@makingthings1463]

Thank you for the kind words. Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching

[@jxk7712]

Excellent

[@makingthings1463]

Thanks for the comment and thank you for watching.

[@mypony891]

Which would you rather have, the 80 or no 12?

[@makingthings1463]

Thanks for the comment. I have both but find myself using the 80.

[@mypony891]

@@makingthings1463 any particular reason? I've been looking to get either one and thought the 12 would be more stable because of the larger soul and able to push easier because of the larger mass. Thanks for the help btw.

[@makingthings1463]

I just seem to reach for the 80 more often
Thanks again

[@jthepickle7]

I might still have one of these. A co-worker stole a bunch of my tools. I'll have to check to see if he got this one.

[@makingthings1463]

Thank you for the comment. It's a pretty handy scraper to have around though a good card scraper also good to own. Thanks for watching.