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Sep 07, 2022
Indispensable
I honestly don't know how I've made it this far in life without it.
I've used them on wood cast iron horn and bone. I usually work with softer hardwood species like walnut maple and hickory. I've recently started using some exotic species like ipe and katalox. These rasp chew through them all and leave very few marks. Just a quick sand and scrape and you're finished. The cast iron really surprised me though. I was just trying to remove some japanning from a plane mouth so it wouldn't gunk up my file. To my surprise it started cutting the iron as well without dulling at all. I'm now planning on getting a set for my boss. We also build bows and these are just right for shaping the limb tips and horn and antler overlays. The round is perfect for string grooves as well. I wish Corradi made a pull version of these.