Original AB1 Accu-Burr™ Burnisher - Rod Only
Pick a groove and run it over the scraper. We have tested on HSS scrapers with a rockwell hardness of 65, on widths from 0.010" up to 0.100", on all kinds of crazy shapes. Just pick it up and go.
The three grooves machined into the carbide rod allow you to select a 5, 10 or 15 degree burr. So you can be confident that you get the burr you expect. You can select a coarse burr and use your scraper as a shaping tool, or a fine burr for finishing marquetry.
Traditional burnishers require the scraper to be held low in a vice to provide stability and rigidity as the burr is turned. The ACCU-BURR™ is self centering allowing the scraper to sit high in the vice. This makes shaped scrapers like gooseneck scrapers as easy to turn a burr on as any other. Even very small scrapers that would be a challenge with other burnishers are simple to use with the The ACCU-BURR™ .
The The ACCU-BURR™ turns a burr on both sides of your scraper at the same time. Just don't forget to prep both sides!
AustraliaReally does work
Love this. Tried everything to turn a burr and couldn't manage it. This works perfectly and very easy to use.
HNT Gordon & Co.
Thanks Carol, we agree this brilliant tool is absolutely revolutionary for turning a quality burr on card scrapers of all different shapes! Happy Woodworking!!
AustraliaAccuBurr
I highly recommend the AccuBurr. For years I have been sharpening and burnishing scrapers with generally good results but this makes it foolproof and the three levers of burr are really handy. I will still do some traditionally to keep my hand in but highly recommended if you struggle to get consistent results
AustraliaAccu-Burr Carbide Burnisher
Full review and recommendation: http://www.inthewoodshop.com/ToolReviews/Accu-BurrCarbideBurnisher.html
AustraliaAccu-Burr burnisher
Great Such a time saver. Works every time perfectly
AustraliaAccu-Burr carbide scraper burnisher.
Takes a bit of practice and then not quite magic. I found it often made the bye on only one side and used the 3 discrete angles to get a result. With more practice with the process expecting the results to be closer to their intention. Overall happy with the choice.
