Chisel Sharpening Jig - What's in Your Toolbox?

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  • Chisel Sharpening Jig Kit, With 5/32" to 3" Chisel Honing Guide for Chisels and Planes, Sharpening Guide for Woodworking Tools,Wood chisel sets
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Комментарии • 3

  • @ThePapa1947
    @ThePapa1947 15 дней назад

    We did not have any special jigs at work.
    I would grind it once with a hollow grind. Then I would use my ultra fine Arkansas stone to get a very sharp cutting edge using kerosene, Most of the time it would be 6 months before I needed to grind again. My chisels were used when I bought them and still have plenty of steel left. And I used them daily. Most all are Buck Brothers.

    • @BAILEYWOODWORKS
      @BAILEYWOODWORKS  15 дней назад +1

      Does anyone use water? When I first started sharpening knives I watched some videos and they used water. Am I doing it wrong?

    • @ThePapa1947
      @ThePapa1947 15 дней назад

      No you are not wrong. The owner of the shop I served my apprenticeship only used water. I used water on any new stone I had but the stone I got was also from a retired patternmaker and he had used oil on it.
      So best to stay with that.
      I still have that stone and use it on my plane blades and spoke shape blades.