As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement ruclips.net/user/postUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
VERY clever insight to set the angle "horizontally" rather then vertically -- easier build. Nice thinking on your part -- it's an aspect which, apparently, everyone else has missed! I think, with the addition of rare earth magnet blade holder, this would be the ideal sharpening setup.
I’m so glad you still have all your fingers. I wasn’t sure they would survive. I’ve been a carpenter for 30 years and you, my friend are 10 times braver than I will ever be! Great project! Thank you for the video!
@@dman3526 oh my, you sure told me off good. I can choose my own words, but I appreciate your concern. Safety can argue for itself and often does when it’s too late. I’m guessing you spend much of your time criticizing RUclips user comments. Or am I one of the lucky few?
@@ALLENNEWLIN1979 Не мечите бисер перед свиньёй.)) Он на Ваш комментарий - свой 2 пальцами отстукивал, за отсутствием остальных.))) Просто ему завидно, а отрезанного не вернёшь...)))
Даже не говоря о технике безопасности, "мастер" видно ставил задачу произвести 10 дюймовую поделку из целого дерева(судя по переработанным брускам и доскам)))) Не вышло у него, но просмотров собрал...)))
No problem with his technique. He uses large push sticks and has firm pressure on them which all but eliminates a kickback which would put his left fingers in jeopardy. Working in a commercial cabinet shop for 15 years I can tell you most injuries occur when people don't properly control the wood through the saw, for example pulling a piece through from the back side of the blade with small pieces, kickback pulls your already hinged right arm through the blades, seen several fingers go missing over that one. Many high end push stick systems often have your hand going over the saw with just a polymer pusher between your fingers and the blade.
@@ALLENNEWLIN1979 I thought the same thing he did several times during your video. I'm glad you haven't had any problems during your time Woodworking... But I'd be afraid to wager what you are too many times
Must be one of the best and cost effective jigs I have seen on RUclips. Thanks for sharing. Will most definitely try it out. Now I am glad I kept some old worn out castors.
Продольная циркулярка, поперечная циркулярка, долбежно-фрезерный станок, сверлильный станок, строгальный станок, шлифовальная установка, ленточная пила, дрели, шуруповерты, ручной инструмент. Пойду, куплю все это, а то что то ножичек заступился.
По сути получилась полная ерунда, в сравнении с трудозатратами.И точить такой шляпой не удобно, ничем кроме двух алмазов не сможешь, всё на скотче держится , или опять колхозить что нибуть.
This is amazing! I have a similar jig that uses an eye bolt but it squeaks like crazy and has a little too much movement. The caster seems to solve those issues. I may have to give it a try. Thanks for posting this!
I have always hand sharpened my own knives and was never happy if it wouldn't shave hair.This is by far the best vid. of a DIY that requires absolutely no muscle memory to get that perfect edge every time.Was taught to hold the stone in one hand and feel the angle as I sharpened so I never really had a use for a jig but this is excellent. Thanks for this!!
That's actually pretty smart solution for the angle adjustment. Instead to adjust the angle vertically in this case it has been adjusted by a horizontally movement. The further away from the blade the smaller the angle is and vice versa. 10/10
that's very similar to a knife sharpening system I bought a few years ago, but I think your design solves some of the problems it has... It is limited to fixed degrees (15, 20, 25, and 30), can't sharpen very narrow knives, like a paring knife or fillet knife, and it also can't sharpen longer knives because the provided rods aren't long enough. And the knife width affects the sharpening angle... didn't think about that until now. your design fixes that, too since you can mount the knife then adjust the angle to correct. Very well done!
Nicely done. Fwiw... I've been using the Gatco/Lansky diamond clamping system for 25+ years and they work fantastic, they also allow you to flip sides, a necessity as you move into the finer hones, and flipping is a requirement between your final few edge-towards-spine passes for a truly scary sharp edge, even before stropping. This jig he made would be perfect for hand shaping primary bevels with a file before heat treat, and for a satin finish after.
Great idea, I love that you could have 4 different grit diamond sharpening plates on it. And with slight modifications you could sharpen nearly any blade.
Very good knife sharpening device. I'll make one for myself. My knives will be really good. Congratulations on the video. I'm from Brazil, São Paulo, Taubate. 🇧🇷
Very nice design. I'd never thought of using the caster like that. With just a little modification to the jig, you could use it to sharpen chisel and plane blades. It would certainly be cheaper than a Worksharp 3000. Thank you for posting this.
Yer, looks brilliant, but ideally, I'm looking for something that can sharpen EVERYTHING. So far my list of tools that I can think of - which is growing - is saw blades (circular & hand), plane, chisels, knifes, meat grinder. I'm new to sharpening, so haven't watched videos about how to sharpen all of these things but I think I'm getting the general theory. A bit of tweaking and it'd be very versatile.
Made with your own two hands and much less expensive than a tsprof sharpening system for example :) I'm at awe with your genius detailed execution. Bravo!
I do not have the wood working capabilities you have. So in my shop I will do it my way. The base could be made from round sections or tubing, working as ways for the carriage to slide on (Emco Unimat SL style). Only the carriage and the end pieces would need to be drilled. A compound table in a drill press can mill and drill the wood or plastic needed. Your design is very good though, thanks for posting!
WOW man, did you go all out or what. Great job!! I had to look at the title of this video while watch to see if i was watching what i thought was suppose to be watching, a knife sharpening jig video, and it is but I didn't know you were gonna go all balls out and knock this one outta the park. Well done. Nobodies video's have come close to this but sorry I can only give you 1 THUMBS UP or else you would get more!!!
Brilliant!Only thing I might add would be inset a magnet to hold the blade. They make very strong ones and you’d do away with that screw. I love the way your mind works
Magnet is a bad idea in this application, you need a strong and secure hold of the knife, especially when re-profiling its (/second) bevel. Don't get me wrong, i love me some strong magnets, but I think his approach with the rubber washer and a tight philips screw is just simple and genius :) I'm stealing his idea for future projects :P
Yesss! A better understanding comes with the experience. Wood as a basic material is much easier to process than metal and it provides more opportunities for modeling. A slide bushing is not inferior to a ball pivot, giving at the same tome more freedom in bidirectional movement. A teflon sleeve can be easily inserted into the bushing, which will make the travel of the sliding rod smooth and noiseless.
That's pretty nifty. Where do you get those small diamond cards? Because, you know, I've got to build two. One for the shop and one for the kitchen. (Maybe a third for my dad).
check here : www.amazon.com/DMT-W7EFC-Diamond-Whetstone-Stone/dp/B00004WFTD/ref=sr_1_17?ie=UTF8&qid=1546618745&sr=8-17&keywords=diamond+stone+sharpener
The reuse of the caster is genius. I am curious how the jig works though. I thought it would keep the planes of the sharpening hones at fixed angles relative to the fulcrum in the caster, but it doesn't. The angles of those stones are all over the place. The only thing keeping the diamond hones at a single angle is the blade itself. If the blade where shorter, the angle would be more steep. Taller blades would have shallower angles. If the block inside the caster could be locked at a specific angle, then I think it'd do exactly what it should, but when it's free to move, the blade itself dictates the angle. Which means it's not much more accurate than going freehand. Am I missing something?
I believe that the distance between the castor and the blade dictates the angle of stone and can be adjusted with the black knob. However, I think you are right about angle changing. There would be a small variation from the tip to where the blade widens out to be parallel. But the consistency of each stoke would far surpass my skills at free hand sharpening.
the device you built is good. but you do not need that. you have a belt sander. however the digital angel meter is great. this is the first time i see one of them for knife sharpening device.
As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement ruclips.net/user/postUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
VERY clever insight to set the angle "horizontally" rather then vertically -- easier build. Nice thinking on your part -- it's an aspect which, apparently, everyone else has missed! I think, with the addition of rare earth magnet blade holder, this would be the ideal sharpening setup.
I’m so glad you still have all your fingers. I wasn’t sure they would survive. I’ve been a carpenter for 30 years and you, my friend are 10 times braver than I will ever be! Great project! Thank you for the video!
@@dman3526 oh my, you sure told me off good. I can choose my own words, but I appreciate your concern. Safety can argue for itself and often does when it’s too late. I’m guessing you spend much of your time criticizing RUclips user comments. Or am I one of the lucky few?
@@ALLENNEWLIN1979 Не мечите бисер перед свиньёй.)) Он на Ваш комментарий - свой 2 пальцами отстукивал, за отсутствием остальных.))) Просто ему завидно, а отрезанного не вернёшь...)))
Даже не говоря о технике безопасности, "мастер" видно ставил задачу произвести 10 дюймовую поделку из целого дерева(судя по переработанным брускам и доскам)))) Не вышло у него, но просмотров собрал...)))
No problem with his technique. He uses large push sticks and has firm pressure on them which all but eliminates a kickback which would put his left fingers in jeopardy. Working in a commercial cabinet shop for 15 years I can tell you most injuries occur when people don't properly control the wood through the saw, for example pulling a piece through from the back side of the blade with small pieces, kickback pulls your already hinged right arm through the blades, seen several fingers go missing over that one. Many high end push stick systems often have your hand going over the saw with just a polymer pusher between your fingers and the blade.
@@ALLENNEWLIN1979 I thought the same thing he did several times during your video. I'm glad you haven't had any problems during your time Woodworking... But I'd be afraid to wager what you are too many times
Must be one of the best and cost effective jigs I have seen on RUclips. Thanks for sharing. Will most definitely try it out. Now I am glad I kept some old worn out castors.
Продольная циркулярка, поперечная циркулярка, долбежно-фрезерный станок, сверлильный станок, строгальный станок, шлифовальная установка, ленточная пила, дрели, шуруповерты, ручной инструмент. Пойду, куплю все это, а то что то ножичек заступился.
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Это (ролик) не для того, что сколько всего надо а как сделать!
По сути получилась полная ерунда, в сравнении с трудозатратами.И точить такой шляпой не удобно, ничем кроме двух алмазов не сможешь, всё на скотче держится , или опять колхозить что нибуть.
о, и тут славяне )
Во во
Хороший мастер и у него всегда хорошие идеи!
Привет из Борисова!!! Мне кажется, что это самое оригинальное решение точилки, особенно его поворотного узла! Жму руку руку! Молодчаг!
Love it, especially the samurai lemon decapitation! Excellent!
That articulated pivot from a caster wheel just solved a huge design problem for me. Many thanks.
This is amazing! I have a similar jig that uses an eye bolt but it squeaks like crazy and has a little too much movement. The caster seems to solve those issues. I may have to give it a try. Thanks for posting this!
I'll
I have always hand sharpened my own knives and was never happy if it wouldn't shave hair.This is by far the best vid. of a DIY that requires absolutely no muscle memory to get that perfect edge every time.Was taught to hold the stone in one hand and feel the angle as I sharpened so I never really had a use for a jig but this is excellent. Thanks for this!!
That's actually pretty smart solution for the angle adjustment. Instead to adjust the angle vertically in this case it has been adjusted by a horizontally movement. The further away from the blade the smaller the angle is and vice versa. 10/10
A very wonderful and accurate work that deserves praise. May God prolong your life and grant you health and wellness. Thank you .. Mahmoud from Iraq
Nicely done, the most clever use of a swivel wheel ever! I got to make me one of these. Thanks!!!
Very nice!
I’m glad I hung in for the dramatic lemon slice.
Aloha peeps all over the world have a great day today.
Good idea 💖💖🇮🇳🇮🇳
Реализация хорошей конструкции практически без затрат с помощью хорошего деревообрабатывающего инструмента. Мастер знает свое дело.
I'm sure some people may say that was very well thought out and extremely well-crafted, however I would totally agree with them!
This is how you make a video, straight to the point no Bullshit and great audio, I'm gonna be tackling this project one day
that's very similar to a knife sharpening system I bought a few years ago, but I think your design solves some of the problems it has... It is limited to fixed degrees (15, 20, 25, and 30), can't sharpen very narrow knives, like a paring knife or fillet knife, and it also can't sharpen longer knives because the provided rods aren't long enough. And the knife width affects the sharpening angle... didn't think about that until now. your design fixes that, too since you can mount the knife then adjust the angle to correct.
Very well done!
thanks~
Nicely done.
Fwiw... I've been using the Gatco/Lansky diamond clamping system for 25+ years and they work fantastic, they also allow you to flip sides, a necessity as you move into the finer hones, and flipping is a requirement between your final few edge-towards-spine passes for a truly scary sharp edge, even before stropping.
This jig he made would be perfect for hand shaping primary bevels with a file before heat treat, and for a satin finish after.
Приятно смотреть! Все четко , понятно ,без лишних разговоров. Спасибо автору!
Great design! I'm gonna have to build me one of these. I'm thinkin' that a holding block made for hatchets and axes would be a great addition.
Очень понравилось. Особенно оборудование. Серьезный мастер. Лайк.
Это точно!!!! И главное то что, все пальцы на месте!!!!👍👏
@@borisneufeld6297 я тоже об этом подумал.
@@АлександрПрытков-ж6н
А если серьезно, можно и что-то космическое сделать...
Что он дощечку клеил?
When I see his Jig-making video...
I always like.....
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Brilliance at its finest. So many great builds and ideas on this channel.
thanks~
Love how you broke this down into simple easy to find parts.
Thanks for sharing!
Great idea, I love that you could have 4 different grit diamond sharpening plates on it. And with slight modifications you could sharpen nearly any blade.
Толково, и главное, дешевле некуда!!!! 10 из 10
I love the way you use your vice to hold this, so you don't need a wide base. Brilliant.
Good build and very simple. The angle position changing is very easy and fast...
Very good knife sharpening device. I'll make one for myself. My knives will be really good. Congratulations on the video. I'm from Brazil, São Paulo, Taubate. 🇧🇷
Amazing jig! Is this your own design? It is the best repurposed use of a caster that I have seen.
This is my design,
@@YoungJe can we get plans for it?
Thats a very clever build, simple but very effective. Brilliant
To me your work is flawless craftsmanship.
thanks
You make everything look so simple. Your mind must work 24/7.
Boa noite,.
Amei esse processo de montagem...
Tem como fazer um pra min? Preciso muito de um desses! Se não for caro, poderia me enviar?
Obrigado!
Brilliant. With a mind like yours, and a shop like that.. you could do just about anything.
Very nice jig. Appreciate the time you put in to provide this. Nice shop also.
Very nice design. I'd never thought of using the caster like that. With just a little modification to the jig, you could use it to sharpen chisel and plane blades. It would certainly be cheaper than a Worksharp 3000.
Thank you for posting this.
thank~
Yer, looks brilliant, but ideally, I'm looking for something that can sharpen EVERYTHING. So far my list of tools that I can think of - which is growing - is saw blades (circular & hand), plane, chisels, knifes, meat grinder.
I'm new to sharpening, so haven't watched videos about how to sharpen all of these things but I think I'm getting the general theory. A bit of tweaking and it'd be very versatile.
عمل محترف واتقان 👌🏼😍
Made with your own two hands and much less expensive than a tsprof sharpening system for example :) I'm at awe with your genius detailed execution. Bravo!
Very nice adia 💖
I do not have the wood working capabilities you have. So in my shop I will do it my way. The base could be made from round sections or tubing, working as ways for the carriage to slide on (Emco Unimat SL style). Only the carriage and the end pieces would need to be drilled. A compound table in a drill press can mill and drill the wood or plastic needed. Your design is very good though, thanks for posting!
Nice video but it would have been much nicer if you put more details in to it so that people could see just how to make it
Excellent ! Good idea and a nice job ! 👍 👍
thanks~
Отлично получилось, надо сделать такой же себе! Спасибо! Лайк!
Very nice useful tool idea
Nice Job...... I am your subsriber from Makassar South Sulawesi Indonesia
Молодец! Ни одного традиционного решения, все сделал по-своему, при этом все красиво и аккуратно. Молодец. Спасибо за видео.
i love your most efficient sharpener for many types of knifes
Perfect .. inspired me :)
Very impressive ! Anyway you could send me the dimensions to make this please !
George Zajacz. See my comments herein these comments. I built one and have never been happier and have sharp knives again,. Woohoo !
천재적인 아이디어입니다!
특허내고 상용으로 팔아도 되겠어요 ~ ^^
새해 복많이 받으세요 ~
감사합니다,새해복많이받으세요~
😱 very good!
Look good.
What are the stones grits?
Lol the lemon test! Pretty good design I really like it.
what grit are those sharpenning plates?
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WOW man, did you go all out or what. Great job!!
I had to look at the title of this video while watch to see if i was watching what i thought was suppose to be watching, a knife sharpening jig video, and it is but I didn't know you were gonna go all balls out and knock this one outta the park. Well done. Nobodies video's have come close to this but sorry I can only give you 1 THUMBS UP or else you would get more!!!
Great idea and video! Thx for sharing.
очень деревянно, и по-человечески просто.
спасибо, отличная работа.
и абсолютно неправильно! человек похоже даже принципа заточки не знает...мрак какой то!!!
The lemon test did it for me. Nice piece of shop equipment you made there!
Couple more lemons we can make lemonade.
Brilliant!Only thing I might add would be inset a magnet to hold the blade. They make very strong ones and you’d do away with that screw. I love the way your mind works
Magnet is a bad idea in this application, you need a strong and secure hold of the knife, especially when re-profiling its (/second) bevel. Don't get me wrong, i love me some strong magnets, but I think his approach with the rubber washer and a tight philips screw is just simple and genius :) I'm stealing his idea for future projects :P
Another plus for ingenuity and design by a lefty...RAH RAH RAH!
Excelente trabalho, aliado a ferramentas apropriadas, e um excelente profissional, gera uma obra prima como essa.
Hi Young Je can you tell me the name of your centre punch please keep up the great work regards colin
I bought it a long time ago, so I can not remember the maker or brand, maybe,,,it seems I bought it at Home Depot for about $ 5.00
Young Je thank you anyway keep up the great work
excellent design and build . im in the process of copying but using it primarily to sharpen lawn mower blades
Wow very Younique work 💪👊 god bless 🙏 you.
Muy bueno el proyecto mejor dicho EXELENTE!! pero que pasa con los que no tenemos todas tus herramientas para hacerlo?
6:15 shouldn't the knife be repositioned when sharpening the tip?
Pretty elaborate jig to accomplish such a simple task but I do like the creativity.
Jók a szerszámaid! Jó volt látni, ahogy az ügyes kezeiddel dolgozol. Ötletes a szerszám - tetszett a videód! Gratulálok hozzá!
One of the best ideas I've seen in a while. Very nicely done.
thank you, john
This is quickly becoming my favorite channel.
Great job, Young!
That's one sharp knife! Always enjoy watching you work your magic. 👍👍👍
thanks
Elbow grease, muscle memory and a little bit of finesse got me the same results. I don't have the resources you have but thanks for the video.
My only question is where do you get the diamond sharpeners? Great idea and an ingenious use of a caster.
you can buy them from $2 shops, or hardware stores.
I have seen many versions of this tool, however this one is the best. Great work!
Yesss! A better understanding comes with the experience. Wood as a basic material is much easier to process than metal and it provides more opportunities for modeling. A slide bushing is not inferior to a ball pivot, giving at the same tome more freedom in bidirectional movement. A teflon sleeve can be easily inserted into the bushing, which will make the travel of the sliding rod smooth and noiseless.
This is just practical and beautiful, only I miss one carpentry workshop and nothing more.😂😂😂
the best one on you tube. well done
Great job!
That's pretty nifty. Where do you get those small diamond cards?
Because, you know, I've got to build two. One for the shop and one for the kitchen. (Maybe a third for my dad).
check here : www.amazon.com/DMT-W7EFC-Diamond-Whetstone-Stone/dp/B00004WFTD/ref=sr_1_17?ie=UTF8&qid=1546618745&sr=8-17&keywords=diamond+stone+sharpener
@@YoungJe thanks.
Outstanding! I had thought to use a caster on mine but didn't get this far. Love the metal bushing for the rod.
Great job, buying one is very expensive. Thanks for sharing
This is really great design. You can set the angle to any value... that by using a wheel. So easy to make. Awesome...
Congratulaciones Mr. Young Je. Hugs from Brazil
I have seen many videos but your videos best then I comment.
The reuse of the caster is genius. I am curious how the jig works though. I thought it would keep the planes of the sharpening hones at fixed angles relative to the fulcrum in the caster, but it doesn't. The angles of those stones are all over the place. The only thing keeping the diamond hones at a single angle is the blade itself. If the blade where shorter, the angle would be more steep. Taller blades would have shallower angles. If the block inside the caster could be locked at a specific angle, then I think it'd do exactly what it should, but when it's free to move, the blade itself dictates the angle. Which means it's not much more accurate than going freehand. Am I missing something?
I believe that the distance between the castor and the blade dictates the angle of stone and can be adjusted with the black knob. However, I think you are right about angle changing. There would be a small variation from the tip to where the blade widens out to be parallel.
But the consistency of each stoke would far surpass my skills at free hand sharpening.
That is pretty cool. Nice design.
I love it!!!!
Respect. That is a sharp knife. Very good knife sharpener
Great job! Nice tools love the router table
Excellent demonstration of a great jig AND its sharpness cutting the free standing lemon!!
thanks~
Very good ideas Man!
You are a master at your craft!!!
This is outstanding. Fantastic jig. I want one of these as using a bench grinder isn't for me the best way to sharpen knives.. superb job,
thank you, lan~
Seems like a hell of a lot of work.
@@danielt4224 not when you consider that a good quality store bought knife sharpener of this type STARTS at around $400 U.S.
Wow!!! I love your idea
Класс ! Кончик ножа можно наточить лучше чем на многих других точилках !
the device you built is good. but you do not need that. you have a belt sander. however the digital angel meter is great. this is the first time i see one of them for knife sharpening device.
Great design. How can I get the plans and material list?
"Lust"? I think either someone likes their wood projects a bit too much, or autocorrect has struck again. LOL