This week I will be uploading a few of my shop made tools and today I want to show you my own easy to make Wolverine sharpening jig and the setup I use.
Mike you are way to kind but thank you very much, Well I did try a couple of designs but this one is a keeper. It handles my new shop made 3/4 bowl gouge just fine.
Hi Albert, I'm catching up on your videos and really enjoying your precise, elegant, builds. I will be copying a lot of your ideas and will make sure I give you credit on any video I make afterwards. It's 3.30am here but I don't mind that I can't sleep because I'm loving your videos. Thank you. Best Wishes, Brendan.
BMac Woodturning Thanks Brendan I am glad you liked it and that it gave you some ideas. I hope to see what you make.Thanks for your continuous support my friend.
Thank you my friend. Jeff the angle is about 45 degree on the stem but no mater what that angle is you can achieve your grind angle by how close or far you plate the tool in it/ You can match it up against something you have established or make a small adjustment to your liking. I think I need to make a video making another one soon. See you next time. Take care
@@AlFurtado no problem... i made mine to work with a belt sander so i actually think i may have to shorten it quite a bit. I made it 7" but now that ive played with it i see that there are alot of variables
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Hi Albert,
Just wanted to say thanks for the help & that there's nothing better than makin something yourself & be proud of it! Nice job!
+solarwinds001 I agree
Great design idea, but the best part that i can see is that it can
be made without any welding........Brilliant !!!!!!! thanks Al.
Yeah I try to saty away from anything that involves welding as my mig isn't working LOL
Well Al its going to work better than mine as mine does not exist!!! lol.
Great jig Albert, nice work my friend.
Take care
Mike
Mike you are way to kind but thank you very much, Well I did try a couple of designs but this one is a keeper. It handles my new shop made 3/4 bowl gouge just fine.
Rite on! Love the washer idea. Been thinking how to do that to mine and now I know. Thanks was tired of checking to see if my tool was straight.
Yak
Thank you Yak I am glad it might have solved a problem for you. nothing makes me happier than knowing I was able to help someone.
Hi Albert, I'm catching up on your videos and really enjoying your precise, elegant, builds. I will be copying a lot of your ideas and will make sure I give you credit on any video I make afterwards. It's 3.30am here but I don't mind that I can't sleep because I'm loving your videos. Thank you.
Best Wishes, Brendan.
BMac Woodturning Thanks Brendan I am glad you liked it and that it gave you some ideas. I hope to see what you make.Thanks for your continuous support my friend.
Thank you again for a great video
Regards
Steve
UK London
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Nice video Albert, I might even make one for myself now. I enjoy doing things for myself. Gordon.
Thank Gordon me to just about everything n my shop has some of my touches LOL
Well done M. Al. Very clever. take care and be safe with those sharp tools. Marc
Thank you Marc but a sharp tool is always safer than a dull one LOL
Nice alternative to Wolverine Al.
+Jack Maravola There is always a solution to a problem
Nice jig Albert.
Thank you Ted I hope someone can use the information
Gut gemacht!
Thank you Tiroler and thanks for watching.
Thumbs up!!!
A few more to go!
Clark
Great! That is what it is all about: Have fun, Learn something.
Thanks Cip for the comment and subscribing. I totally agree nothing better than learning while having fun.
good job al,,i want to make me one,,can you tell me how you got the angle on it and what degree is it
Thank you my friend. Jeff the angle is about 45 degree on the stem but no mater what that angle is you can achieve your grind angle by how close or far you plate the tool in it/ You can match it up against something you have established or make a small adjustment to your liking. I think I need to make a video making another one soon. See you next time. Take care
genius
Thank you.
What does the length of the all thread piece on the bottom need to be?
Thank you very much, sorry for delay in responding . I thought I had responded to this. About 6 inches
@@AlFurtado no problem... i made mine to work with a belt sander so i actually think i may have to shorten it quite a bit. I made it 7" but now that ive played with it i see that there are alot of variables
Hey Albert Whats up? You didn't show the new setup on the counter shaft...
Just saying LOL..
I guess you'll have to keep watching Lenny till I get to that LOL
Will do buddy...
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