Working with a dubbing Rake

[ronnie_mckee]

I actually use a surgical instrument called a 4 pronged sharp retractor that looks something like this http://www.ebay.com/itm/SENN-Retract...item2559316ccc

I picked it up at an Army Navy store for 99 cents and it works great. The teeth are very sharp and it rakes out the under fur very easily.

Jim Smith

Jim that tool would be a good one to use.

Ronnie

[lastchance]

I made a dubbing rake using a scroll-saw blade.
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Do you like it, and is it worth duplicating? It appears that it worked okay. What do you think? Also, I know nothing about scroll saw blades, is there one size to buy or is there a size you recommend?

[ronnie_mckee]

Do you like it, and is it worth duplicating? It appears that it worked okay. What do you think? Also, I know nothing about scroll saw blades, is there one size to buy or is there a size you recommend?

All scroll saw blades are the same length and are flexible. I like this tool as it does work well with all the skins I have used it on. This is a picture of how I use it on mask to remove the material.

Ronnie

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[narcodog]

Many years ago I used a hack saw blade that I cut then heated and embedded it in the handle of a tooth brush. Now I have twp LAW's none better,