Sharpening Guide

[johnk]

Sharpening Guide

 

[WoodWrangler]

The best stuff is the simple stuff. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Wood Gnome]

That's really a good guide. I printed it off so that I could make my own for sharpening my chisels. This site is really great for beginners. I have only been on the site for the last few days and already have found so much excellent information.

 

[woodpecker]

I am a struggling amateur, and I am happy to note that you have loads of interesting, useful stuff over here. Thanks for these simply great tips. I just took a print out of not only this file, but also the ones in your other threads. They are going to come in very useful.

 

[Woodyoumind?]

Boy, my dad could put an edge on anything that you coud split a hair with. I was too foolish in my younger days to stop and let him teach me how to do it, but I sure do wish I had listened and learned now.

 

[hermitguy]

This looks like a simple way to sharpen chisels for the average guy who can't afford the big $$$'s they want for much more complicated devices that do the same thing. By the way, I checked a new block plane and spokeshave that I had Rockler hone before delivering, and the angle was 25 degrees on the plane blades also.

 

[chocoguy]

Thanks for providing a download about this.

Even if I used to work with late machine, I am not the one who is doing the sharpening for the blades. There is a division that is assigned to that.

 

[angelicwriter]

Thanks for posting this. It's always helpful when you have an instructional guide to reference to. Sharpening requires so much skill. This really helped.

 

[rmenting]

Thank You

My biggest challenge is holding the blade steady beacuse of a nervous tremor in my right hand. You have solved the problem. Thankyou very much. It works great

 

[peerawit]

That's really help.. Thank