A good DE blade scraper?

[WinstonSmith]

I'm looking for a scraper handle that takes DE blades instead of the more standard SE blades.

I've got a pair of older wood stoves that soot up the glass something fierce, and a quick scrape with a razor blade does the trick. I keep tons of DE blades on hand for the obvious reasons, and I'd like to use them instead of stocking SE blades specifically for my scraper, something like this:
http://www.factsfacts.com/MyHomeRepair/images/RazorBladeScraper.jpg

Any ideas? :confused1

[MoreDimensions]

pretending that's not a box cutter doesn't make it any less a tool for terrorism

:gasp:

:001_cool:

[WinstonSmith]

It helps me increase my carbon footprint, so there's certainly an element of eco-terrorism inherent. :001_cool:

[M80]

http://archive.reefcentral.com/forums//showpost.php?p=2335583&postcount=19
http://www.petdiscounters.com/Deluxe-Aquarium-Scraper-with-Razor_p_13703.html (?)



http://www.usfreeads.com/2260736-cls.html

[WinstonSmith]

That old one might be just the ticket! Dropped that guy a message, thank you!!

It's not chintzy either, built to last. I appreciate that :thumbup:

[brg]

Try some Red Pack Personnas:

http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php?t=146001

As always, YMMV :lol::lol::lol:

[dpm802]

I assume you're going to put USED blades in the scraper, after you're done shaving with them? Even if you have a large stockpile, there's no need to waste a perfectly good new blade to scrape your stove. Besides, its a good way to recycle and get extra life from them.

If necessary, you could probably make your own handle ... a couple of pieces of baseboard moulding would be about the right size. Drill some holes to mount bolts to hold the blade in place, and carve the remainder into a nice comfortable grip.

[Mike'sWorld]

The obvious solution here would be to take up single edge shaving!

[WinstonSmith]

I assume you're going to put USED blades in the scraper, after you're done shaving with them? Even if you have a large stockpile, there's no need to waste a perfectly good new blade to scrape your stove. Besides, its a good way to recycle and get extra life from them.

If necessary, you could probably make your own handle ... a couple of pieces of baseboard moulding would be about the right size. Drill some holes to mount bolts to hold the blade in place, and carve the remainder into a nice comfortable grip.

It would definitely be used blades going into the scraper, have no fear. The SE's last a while, so I figure there should still be a bit of life left in my DE's once my face is done with them. The stove doesn't mind a few ingrowns it would seem.

I'd DIY, but I fear what I might put together might not look so nice sitting on my hearth. I'm all thumbs :blush: