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How To Sharpen A Chisel and Plane Iron & My Sharpening Station // Woodworking

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  • Опубликовано: 31 июл 2018
  • In this video, I go over how I sharpen my woodworking hand tools, like my chisels and plane irons, using the Veritas honing guide (bit.ly/VeritasHoningGuide), a combination of DMT diamond plates (amzn.to/2KfYsNA) and a leather strop. This system results in a razor sharp edge that is easy to touch up so you can keep working.
    🤖 Learn more about my CNC, the Inventables X-Carve, here : bit.ly/xcarvecrafted . Also, check out the project for the sharpening station on Easel, Inventables' free web-based design software : www.inventables.com/projects/...
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Комментарии • 135

  • @GotItMade
    @GotItMade 4 года назад

    Very helpful. Thanks for sharing Johnny.

  • @Ed-lz4jv
    @Ed-lz4jv 4 года назад

    I just made this entire setup today Before I saw this video, diamond plates work great, will try the strop tomorrow as I am gluing it to the plywood...also am creating a simple quick set block plate for setting chisels and planes to correct angle with my cheap angle roller (works great). no need to use waterstones any more this setup is so FAST

  • @Zack_Johnson
    @Zack_Johnson 6 лет назад

    Really like this video. Probably the best sharpening station i have seen yet and will definitely be making one.

  • @craftedworkshop
    @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

    Hope you guys enjoyed this one! Learn more about my CNC, the Inventables X-Carve, here : bit.ly/xcarvecrafted .

  • @BruceAUlrich
    @BruceAUlrich 6 лет назад

    Really great break down of a super simple sharpening system that you have. Thanks for that!

  • @joshjaren5408
    @joshjaren5408 6 лет назад

    The gods have clearly gifted me this video as a sign. My combination of Paul Sellers and Seth's Bike / Singletrack Sampler perusing has created an algorithm that caused RUclips to recommend your video and channel. At this very moment I have laid out a Veritas honing guide, a DMT plate, and the waterstone versions of diamond plates you recommended. Thanks for the timely video! :)

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад +1

      Hah, that’s awesome! Welcome to the channel.

  • @furthernorthfab
    @furthernorthfab 6 лет назад

    Thanks, Mr Miyagi! I need to setup a sharpening station. Good call on marking the bamboo board on your X-Carve.

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      Thanks man! It just worked out so perfectly with that cutting board, love it.

  • @peterlabat1527
    @peterlabat1527 3 года назад

    OK fine, I'll buy the jig!! Prolly the best and simplest sharpening video I've seen.

  • @John_Malecki
    @John_Malecki 6 лет назад +1

    Nice system dude. Gotta try a 16000 grit glass stone!

  • @EveryDadDIY
    @EveryDadDIY 6 лет назад

    Great Video, I love the fact you did skip any steps. Nice work

  • @cayleygubser
    @cayleygubser 5 лет назад

    Super helpful video - could you do a follow up on set up your plane irons? Just getting into hand tools and having some issues getting an ideal set up.

  • @noobFab
    @noobFab 6 лет назад

    You can use a black wax fill stick for the lettering - easy to clean out if it goes wrong! Great guide, thank you!

  • @fe3613
    @fe3613 4 года назад

    Wow, those are thin shavings! I need that next time I'm starting a campfire.

  • @colomadavid73
    @colomadavid73 6 лет назад

    Thanks Jonny u made that look simple, uncomplicated and intimidating.

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад +1

      Hopefully not intimidating, but thanks!

    • @colomadavid73
      @colomadavid73 6 лет назад

      Crafted Workshop haa yeah that’s what I meant to type.

  • @FredMcIntyre
    @FredMcIntyre 6 лет назад

    Nicely done Johnny! 👍👊

  • @anthonyboudreaux3675
    @anthonyboudreaux3675 6 лет назад

    I've been using this method for years. Your presentation of the technique was great. New to your channel but I am really enjoying it. If I can make a slight recommendation don't use a strop on the back on your chisels will create a back bevel. Not my epiphany it comes from more gifted woodworkers than I. Use a unfinished block of wood as a strop on the back of chisels.

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      Thanks, glad you’re enjoying the content and welcome! Also, good tip!

  • @jlance240
    @jlance240 6 лет назад

    Great video, seems like the "standard" for sharpening at this point, but a great nice concise video. Thanks for sharing. Really looking to grab some diamond stones soon.

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад +1

      Thanks! It's a standard for a reason I think, dead simple and super effective.

    • @jlance240
      @jlance240 6 лет назад

      Crafted Workshop Totally agree. 👊

  • @MarkyDesigns3000
    @MarkyDesigns3000 6 лет назад

    I love it when experts like you make videos like this, simple, practical and easy to understand. Thanks a lot! Also I will be buy the same stuff you use.

  • @akhtermanek4549
    @akhtermanek4549 4 года назад

    nice video
    can tell me what angle you set for the chisel and did you set a micro bevel?
    thanks in advance

  • @nauci
    @nauci 6 лет назад

    Oh god this is my dream setup
    I just sharpened my boyfriend's giant collection of uselessly dull knives (I'm in the Church of 3 sharp knives...) with man-made whetstones and it took me over 8 hours to put real edges on them. At least a 3rd of which was stone flattening!
    I'm going to to start amassing a DMT set...

  • @thesingingcyclist8127
    @thesingingcyclist8127 6 лет назад +1

    Your videos are strangely satisfying to watch 🤔

  • @No-thing-ness
    @No-thing-ness 6 лет назад

    Awsome mate

  • @owenjennings8575
    @owenjennings8575 6 лет назад +1

    Fantastic video my friend. Thanks for sharing.

  • @superphilschneider
    @superphilschneider 3 года назад

    Nice job. How did the bamboo go with the water?

  • @janwisowski-szewczyk8268
    @janwisowski-szewczyk8268 4 года назад

    Wow super video. Now J knows what is important. And you v got Gordon hand planet IT is realy super?

  • @jakesplace9721
    @jakesplace9721 6 лет назад +2

    Great video! I’m curious as to why you use window cleaner? I’ve seen people use water and some use oil. I knew a guy once that only used 3-in-1 oil. What’s the difference?

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад +1

      Thanks! I just use it because others who use the same system do too and it seems to work.

  • @ambroscustom
    @ambroscustom 6 лет назад +2

    I think hair on arms are necessary for every woodworker. But nice tutorial Johny.

  • @TommyArianoutsos
    @TommyArianoutsos 6 лет назад

    I think this is the best sharpening system put there. I do wonder if its worth it to set the diamond stones flush with the board so you can use a longer stroke with the honing guide.

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      Yea it works really well. Not sure I’d flush would be better, I wouldn’t want the board getting in the way of referencing off the plates.

  • @sergiofilosofo3355
    @sergiofilosofo3355 6 лет назад

    So many sharpening video out in the world, but this is definetely one of the best. Easy and fast. Thanks man.

  • @scootscoot2k
    @scootscoot2k 6 лет назад +8

    "this is veg tan leather, its plenty beefy enough" (or something like that) wow dude thats cold! poor cow :P

  • @rakashaagain
    @rakashaagain 6 лет назад

    Did you try a tormek? It seem to be much faster and do a great job.

  • @ravenmooore
    @ravenmooore 4 года назад

    Would it be sharp without the leather? Is it for aesthetic reasons?

  • @timholiner381
    @timholiner381 6 лет назад +1

    Most of the woodworkers I know don't strop and especially don't strop the back of chisels. Because the strop is soft, it creates a slight rounding over of the metal which doesn't matter for a plane blade, but you want the back of a chisel to be absolutely flat when you reference it against a surface that you are trimming.

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад +2

      I don't think stropping removes nearly enough material to make any difference in the flatness of the backs of chisels. I just made a few passes to remove any burr and give the very edge a little polish. Stropping is critical in sharpening in my opinion and a lot of talented woodworkers I know use a strop in their sharpening routine (Matt Cremona, Shannon Rogers, James Wright, Paul Sellers, etc).

    • @escalator9734
      @escalator9734 6 лет назад

      You can also use a piece of flat wood, mdf and charge it with coumpound (Paul Sellers does that). Polish the back without rounding the edge. But the the wood should be flat like the plates, which may or may not be flat.

  • @bryanholder1329
    @bryanholder1329 5 лет назад

    Nice design for holding the plates. Would you be interested in selling me one of the boards? Just CNC routes and unfinished. I want to custom stain mine and add my own feet for a custom drawer fit up in my work bench.

  • @gail8834
    @gail8834 6 лет назад

    When I saw the thumbnail I thought it was something else. Have you ever created a wood/concrete table? If not, could you please? Because I'd love to try something like that, but I'd need to know what kind of concrete would be the best to use and even an idea of wood. I thought recycling pallet wood since it would be an interesting idea. I also thought about making it rustic by using a chalk white paint and sanding to give it a rustic look.
    *I dare you to attempt this and maybe I could copy it. I may have to change some thing because of the lack of tools I have. I may need to purchase lens at Lowe's unless you come up with a better idea.*

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад +1

      I have built a concrete table before, search on my channel. Enjoy!

  • @hardworker8030
    @hardworker8030 5 лет назад

    Which narex chisels are these.

  • @thedrizz1913
    @thedrizz1913 6 лет назад

    Lol all bloodied up. Gotta get these stones! I used stick back sandpaper and it worked but man are my forearms sore!

  • @g.pblack507
    @g.pblack507 4 года назад

    What type of plane is that?

  • @JTWoodworks
    @JTWoodworks 6 лет назад

    Thanks for sharing your process. The iso tunes link doesn't seem to be working

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      Hmm, what’s not working for you? Working on my end. Thanks!

    • @JTWoodworks
      @JTWoodworks 6 лет назад

      Crafted Workshop the tab opens and closes immediately. It's very strange. May just be a glitched on my end. Are the extras with it? I have the pros now. The extras look more comfortable but have 2 hours less battery life

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      Huh, might want to clear your cache and try again. All the link does is give me credit if you go to purchase. I love the Xtras, I was never a big fan of the over ear wire on the Pros. Enough battery life for a full day of work for sure.

    • @JTWoodworks
      @JTWoodworks 6 лет назад

      Crafted Workshop thanks! I'll give that a try and then order a pair. Thanks for making sharpening easy. I really appreciate the effort you put in your videos. There's always great takeaways

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      Thanks a lot!

  • @colinhawkins8265
    @colinhawkins8265 6 лет назад

    Hey Johnny. This video is pretty timely. I've been struggling to sharpen with a granite tile/sandpaper system and have been thinking about upgrading to some diamond stones. The setup you're using looks simple, effective, and durable. I think I'll grab those 3 DMT stones, a strop, and make a little station out of an unused panel I've got glued up in my shop. Thanks for the info!
    Also, how do you like those Narex chisels? Right now I just have some junky ones from HD. Is this a good intermediate set?

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      That's great! The Narex set is a great bang-for-your-buck chisel for sure, I don't really have a need for a nicer set personally, they do everything I need.

    • @colinhawkins8265
      @colinhawkins8265 6 лет назад

      I'll give them a try. Going to continue using my cheaper chisels to learn sharpening. Once I have a reasonable amount of faith that I'm not going to destroy them, I'll move to the new ones. Thanks!

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      Hah, it’s tough to totally destroy them!

    • @escalator9734
      @escalator9734 6 лет назад

      To cut the cost you can skip the medium stone. Coarse is good to re establish bevel/nick or correct mistakes made when hand sharpening. The fine (1200) one is a must before the strop. The medium one is good when your edge becomes too dull, you don't have to go to the coarse to do a heavy touch up, but you can also do that with the fine one. Considering the cost of a 8" dmt, it's not a very good purchase unless you can absolutely afford it.

    • @colinhawkins8265
      @colinhawkins8265 6 лет назад

      I think I'll keep the fine stone on the table. As someone who is just building up a stable of hand tools, I can see the use of having a wide range of grits for establishing bevels and getting them scary sharp. I do appreciate the advice.

  • @alecmcmahon
    @alecmcmahon 6 лет назад +1

    Any plans on releasing the CNC file as plans ? I don't have a CNC but would try to commission somebody a few bucks to make the board with theirs.

    • @jjg3kmt
      @jjg3kmt 5 лет назад

      Same question as Alec above. Will you be releasing the plans so we can commission someone to cut it out? Or, would you be interested in cutting it out for folks that are interested?

  • @Yonatan24
    @Yonatan24 6 лет назад

    Coarse is 325 grit? Wow. Because I bought an 80 grit plate on eBay but it wasn't diamond, it was a mixture of different colored unknown grit particles. The 400 and 1000 were diamond, but felt extremely fine...

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      Yea, by their definition that's coarse. Still fairly fine, so lower grit sandpaper on a flat surface would be good for major stock removal.

  • @grzegorzmakarski8867
    @grzegorzmakarski8867 6 лет назад +1

    Johnny... plz...
    Use some bandaids!

  • @TrotterG
    @TrotterG 6 лет назад

    Do you have a recommendation on a set of diamond sharpening stones? I don't see a link in the description

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      These are called DMT diamond plates and I linked to these three specific ones in the video description.

    • @TrotterG
      @TrotterG 6 лет назад

      Crafted Workshop Trippy. Not sure how I missed that, thanks!

  • @sebcsaba
    @sebcsaba 6 лет назад

    What is this "buffing compound" made of?

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      I’m pretty sure it’s very fine particles that help abrade the surface to a finer finish.

  • @thewoodworkingmetalhead2712
    @thewoodworkingmetalhead2712 6 лет назад

    Noice, wish i had the money for diamond plates

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      They're a great investment as they last for a really long time and require zero maintenance.

  • @danielallen2000
    @danielallen2000 6 лет назад

    the amazon link has 6 different models, can you confirm what 3 you are using? they are too expensive to guess!

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      The Course, Fine, and Extra Fine. The individual links in my video description go to the specific ones I use!

  • @KepaTairua
    @KepaTairua 6 лет назад

    I notice you chose not to add a secondary bevel on your chisel. Any particular reason why?

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      I don’t really think it’s necessary. Takes a lot more time to reestablish the bevel if you’ve got a secondary bevel on there, they just seem like a bit of a fad.

  • @sufinawaz
    @sufinawaz 4 года назад

    shout out to paul sellers?

  • @jamesroberts8158
    @jamesroberts8158 6 лет назад +31

    *coarse

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад +6

      Hah, wow, thanks for that! Must be sleepy today :)

    • @nauci
      @nauci 6 лет назад

      James Roberts OH GOD

    • @TPNL1
      @TPNL1 5 лет назад

      I bet he says “well, actually...” a lot too.

    • @VikingRaider
      @VikingRaider 5 лет назад

      Really. Trust someone who can't spell?

  • @juanavila9965
    @juanavila9965 2 года назад

    Am surprised a robot didn't sharpen the chisels for this dude!(real woodworking channels are (paul seller, woodbywrigh samurai carpinter !)

  • @LowlanderNurse
    @LowlanderNurse Год назад

    Not to be that individual but at 1:45 you spelled “coarse” as “course”. I love the milling idea though.

  • @Surtac100
    @Surtac100 5 лет назад

    Did you say fuzzy bits

  • @kensmith2822
    @kensmith2822 5 лет назад +2

    Awesome now I just need to go buy a fricken cnc smh doesn't anyone do anything by hand anymore?

    • @juanavila9965
      @juanavila9965 3 года назад

      I must agree with you Mr. Smith and I just started his hobby of wood working and am looking at all videos and channels on how to make a Sharpening station for my cheap plates (like i said am a beginner)I thought his dude was gonna be a good experience or learning the ropes of this hobby, man I was like whf is this new technology of wood working bull shit is this dude teaching!am sorry but this dude got nothing like those masters of woodworking like Paul sellers, wood by Wright and rex know better.

  • @Tsz2g4f
    @Tsz2g4f 6 лет назад +1

    Course

  • @46reyalP
    @46reyalP 5 лет назад

    Ikea hack

  • @trevorlomprey3077
    @trevorlomprey3077 6 лет назад

    Still have your micro brewery going on

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      Not much time for brewing these days with the channel and the baby! Thanks for your support, Trevor, really appreciate my sponsors.

  • @THELUMBERJACKGREEN
    @THELUMBERJACKGREEN 6 лет назад

    I think it's not a good idea to test them on the skin that S seen in the minute 7:58

  • @JohnMadeit
    @JohnMadeit 6 лет назад

    You almost run out of arm hair. And don't want to think what you would shave next 🤣

  • @richardsworo146
    @richardsworo146 2 года назад

    Right from unfinished house

  • @MikeTheMaker1
    @MikeTheMaker1 5 лет назад +1

    That’s a “slick” sharpening station.

  • @patbassman8251
    @patbassman8251 2 года назад

    So all you need to make this sharpening station is a CNC machine proper craftsman stuff then.

  • @markhalvorson4631
    @markhalvorson4631 5 лет назад

    What’s the point of recreating Paul Sellers’ sharpening station if you’re just going to use a cnc for easy router plane work?

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  5 лет назад +1

      Because I have other planes and chisels that need sharpening.

  • @paulcook7986
    @paulcook7986 Год назад

    Mysterious? The Egyptian Pyramids are mysterious not woodworking.

  • @thistledownwoodcraft3426
    @thistledownwoodcraft3426 6 лет назад

    Nice build Johnny but, No, No, No water based lube on those plates. Only use honing oil. Water based will micro-rust those diamonds right out. Really.

    • @craftedworkshop
      @craftedworkshop  6 лет назад

      No it won’t, as long as you dry the plates off afterwards. Many, many people have used Windex or water for years with no issues. Even DMT says it’s OK. And thanks!

    • @simmonsbilt6893
      @simmonsbilt6893 6 лет назад +1

      Ya dmt specifically says use water.

  • @mixercrafts5138
    @mixercrafts5138 5 лет назад

    I don´t like that, just machine doing everything, buying new wood, no nice for me, I like hands on hand tool, hands on scrap wood, that´s make nice, that´s real woodworking, just my option, don´t shame.

  • @dolidwoodworks165
    @dolidwoodworks165 4 года назад

    I'm pretty sure this is not how Paul Sellers made his sharpening station. Just saying.

  • @jakeerussell7496
    @jakeerussell7496 4 года назад

    'Crafted?' You use a machine to do the entire job. Why bother to have sharpening plates at all? Just get your machine to do everything. Don't worry, I won't bother coming back.

  • @TheMatthewklos
    @TheMatthewklos 6 лет назад

    Really concise clear video! Loved it