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Save yourself time and effort by keeping your scraper sharp.

Keep your plexi scraper sharp and ready to go with the Swix Pro Plexi Sharpener. With its longer 86mm design, this hand-held scraper gives you a firm grip, so you don't have to bolt it down to your work bench. If you do your own waxing, keeping a sharp edge on your scraper speeds up the process and makes it much easier. To use the Pro Plexi Sharpener, just hold your scraper at a 90-degree angle, and drag it across the cutting edge.

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Mity Maitzen

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Ever wonder why it is so hard to scrape your skis? The answer is a dull scraper. Once attached to a wood workbench or other stable surface this makes your scraper super sharp with just a couple of passes over the file. It keeps a nice right angle to give you a super sharp edge.

I am impressed and can't imagine no having this tool.

5 5

Lisa B.

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After years of free hand sharping plexi scrapers I finally know what I have been missing. Watch your fingers though, that panzer file is sharp.

4 5

Matt Teuling

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I have been using the Toko scraper sharpener for over a year, and it works excellently, but over time it gives the scraper a concave shape. Which is the reason i decided on this sharpener.

So far, the results are impressive. The sharpener leaves a nice, clean, sharp edge. Definitely something to look into if you're tired of scraping with a dull scraper.

powhoundus285974

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All short sharpeners over time will distort the straightness of a scraper, plastic or metal. Every once in a while you need to re-flatten the edge with a long perfectly flat file then resharpen. A long aggressive cut bastard file works great.