Single scrapers

One piece of steel, several working edges. 32 of them here, from $9.99. The shape letter in the name is the maker's own, and the areas under each name come from the maker's bullets for that tool.

32 tools

A single scraper is the cheapest way into this kind of work and the one most people keep using. You hold it at an angle, you move slowly, and the edge does the rest.

Pick by the widest surface you plan to work on. Long curves for calves, quads and the back of a shoulder. Hooks and sickles for shins, forearms and the edge of the spine. Combs and toothed edges when the skin marks easily and you want the pressure spread.

Or start from the bodyBack and spineNeck and jawArms and forearmsLegs and calvesChest and shouldersSmall jointsFeetFace