I received a bunch of old quality furniture from my grandfather’s estate, and while it is very nice stuff, it has some wear and the color/ finish SCREAMS 60's/70's. Being that I can obviously afford a $2.96 plastic scraper from (insert home improvement store name here)
I chose to build my own. Hey why not?! I have all the materials lying around. The best part about this project is the ability to custom make a scraper to contour to the curves and shapes of your furniture. Enjoy, and as always please vote/ rate as you see fit thanks!
I chose to build my own. Hey why not?! I have all the materials lying around. The best part about this project is the ability to custom make a scraper to contour to the curves and shapes of your furniture. Enjoy, and as always please vote/ rate as you see fit thanks!
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Materials
Plexiglass
Cheap scrap wood (or other strengthening support)
2 part epoxy
TOOLS
Band saw
belt sander
putty knife (to trace around)
sharpie
sand paper
wood finish
drill
Plexiglass
Cheap scrap wood (or other strengthening support)
2 part epoxy
TOOLS
Band saw
belt sander
putty knife (to trace around)
sharpie
sand paper
wood finish
drill
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scoochmaroo says:
May 30, 2012. 10:30 PMReplyI love it! Very inventive. Great for scraping windshields in snowstorms too.
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desertsniper (author) says:
May 31, 2012. 7:18 AMReplyThat is another great use for this!
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