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I've seen much in the forum regarding the use of a stone to de-burr work that has been scraped. Nothing on using a burr file, at least in recent history. I've been using a burr file but have a soft Arkansas stone if I need it. I could be opening a can of worms here (or starting a religious discussion), but I'm curious about opinions of stone vs burr file. Or when one would use one as opposed to the other. A burr file shouldn't affect the surface much while a stone could (would?) remove some material; but maybe that's not all bad.
I got a CD "how to scrape" from LMS & that's where my main source of knowledge about scraping has originated. The home shop machinist series on the subject seems pretty good too. Wish they would turn that into a book.
Mark
I got a CD "how to scrape" from LMS & that's where my main source of knowledge about scraping has originated. The home shop machinist series on the subject seems pretty good too. Wish they would turn that into a book.
Mark