Crazy Sharp Chisels With DIY Drill Press SHARPENING Jig
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- How to make an amazing sharpening system powered by a drill press that will help you get your chisels, planer blades, and knives SCARY SHARP.
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FYI ... the original article that inspired Izzy's project was in issue 107 of ShopNotes magazine, Sept/Oct 2009
Thank you! I will pin this comment when I get back to the office tonight.
Thanks for posting. I have ALL issues of ShopNotes magazine in digital format (USB). You made it easier for me to locate the article 👍
@@countrymagic61 I would love to have that too, mind sharing it ? :)
An earlier (simpler) iteration was in issue #61. It sharpened on the edge of the disc and buffed on the top. 😎
Thanks for the Shopnotes plug Izzy. I remember the project you're referring to because I designed it when I was a project designer for August Home Publishing back in the mid-90's.
I remember taking the project from concept, through development and working out the bugs to getting it ready for publication. Each project took 1000's of hours from a dedicated staff to bring to fruition and publication.
Wow, that is cool. I have every issue of Shopnotes (and Woodsmith) from beginning to end. I miss it.
Very cool! That you for the innovation!
That's a clever way to make knobs on demand.
Good video and clear instruction. I liked when you made a mistake, you didn’t hide it from the viewers. That makes a viewer know that being perfect isn’t necessary, but figuring out how to deal with an error is part of life and learning. To err is human….to fix it is craftsmanship….. From a “fellow teacher”….thanks.
That goes beyond scary sharp to wicked shaahhp
Very good. You remembered something from long ago and with your skill and experience you have born fruit to give to others. Great!! Thank you. God bless you both.
Definitely like the design and build. But since the inside of the disc is running SLOWER as the outside I would suggest to manage the skew by micro adjusting the "angle block" to the left or right thereby onetime correctly setting the angle between the chisel and the chiselholder.
Nice "crazy sharp" video, great solution, I will build mine soon. Many thanks.
She is standing there thinking just say "knob job" honey, as she smiles while you are describing all the variations. LOL
This is the cleverest thing I’ve seen all day.
The big advantage of this system is that you get a flat surface instead of a hollow grind.
I use that for wood carving knives.
You can also make the back of a chisel nice and flat again.
Thank you for your great video.
What's wrong with a hollow grind? Why is a flat bevel better? Quite frankly I prefer hollow ground plane irons over flat primary bevels. I've no problem with hollow ground chisels either. Although flats definitely should be flat.
Not sure if I have commented on your videos, I am a "liker" more than a commenter, but I have followed you for years, your love for the craft shows through, thanks for all you do for us weekend wood butcherers!
thank you for the kind words! welcome to the comment section
You guys need to make more videos. I enjoy your projects..
This is so timely. I sat down with my binder full of the Shop Note magizine and saw this sharpening jig in it. Great job in recreating it!
You're a very clever man Mr Swan.
Very good, and feel good
That is a brilliant sharpening system. Thanks 👍🇦🇺
About 5:05 I noticed you had a drill powered hex key; super idea kind sir!
Very nice build! It's like a DIY worksharp system
When I first saw this video that is exactly what I was thinking.
I like this, I had thought of building my own similar sharpener, but right at the end there, you showed me what it was I wanted. Brill mate.
That, put the belt on the pulley before you tighten the bolts thing. I learned that one while working on my car one day. 😂
This is excellent idea
I'll definitely make one. That's a nice system.
Thank you booth Izzy & Maggie. Great clip with a perfect rhythm to watch. Keep it up.
Great project and love your lively construction music.
*Diamond Lapidary Plates....Life Changing* 🔥🔥🔪⚒⚔
Such a cool project and build! Love this idea, great work!
Awesome build! Love the indexing removable plates. I don't like the error because of the spinning disk and inside/outside speeds. So I'm thinking, and you're way smarter than I am, that this needs to be a build attachment for a belt sander. It's one stop shop if they make belts at that fine grit, which they probably don't. Im going to look that up now.
The video is sooooo bright!
AWESOME. I did see the Shopnotes that featured your inspiration. Loving the "old" Izzy making a return. No CNC, no "products", a built, and something that is cool!
Now...where to find freaking place that sells quality plywood (my local big box scumbags will order it for me...if I buy an entire bunk...and I'm not buying $2500+ in plywood in a single go). LOL.
This maybe obvious, but have you looked into a small hardware/lumber shop ordering it for you? It may be a few dollars more, but you can get the amount you want. Also, with the shortage of birch plywood, I've been buying plywood made from other woods such as maple. It also comes in other hardwoods too. Have a great day!
Fantastic Fantastic Fantastic
Thank you for the video
Could you come up with an project idea for sharpening planer JOINTER blades please the scary sharp kind
Many thanks in advance
Awesome job!!! Looking forward to the next sharpening system…. Actually very excited after seeing the prototype
Using a link-belt would greatly simplify things as it could be mounted & dismounted with impunity regardless of status of machine assembly.
I love kinetic ideology like this, thanks for the fix.
Link belts are not that easy to do and undo. Whenever you do mess with them you really stress the link out too. For what they cost you're better off just linking them once. It's really only the last link that's a problem.
i wasn't impressed till i seen that lime green Wilton vise. oooooh aaaaaah.
Wow! Now I gotta make me one. Thanks
Nice tutorial. Thanks!
I bilt this project about twelve years ago using Shop Note and bever used it...not a surprise,,, I have lots of similiuar projcts
Hey that's a real sharp video Izzy thumbs up.
Great build yet again.
So cool. Love your ingenuity.
Thank you
Ooh! yummy sharp!
That maple on which you demonstrated chisel sharpness at the end looks like tap hole maple, harvested from the trunk of a maple tree that had been taps to draw sap for syrup. Cool.
Very cool project Izzy! Looking forward to the other video showing the product version.
One year later, so am I. Seems he's having too much fun in the shop and has forgotten all about this project. 😂
That said, doesn't look too complicated. It's basically a turntable with a stronger motor. With a serious reduction gear in there, to turn the high RPM of whatever small motor you can fit in there to something more suitable for sharpening, rather than grinding. The reduction ratio would depend on the RPM of your motor, but I'm thinking worm drive. The motor can be salvaged off a broken tool like an electric drill. Even better if it has soft start, so as to put less load on the worm drive as the thing spins up.
Like the way you guys explain everything. Simple and to the point. Great job. Thanks for the information.
Just a thought from an aerospace fabrication facility. When mixing resin in a round vessel, you should take scissors and cut your stir stick flat on one end. This way you will get a better mix by scraping all the way into the corners of the cup bottom. We also pour the resin from the mixing cup into a new cup because there is a minute amount of unmixed resin on the sides of the cup. Just FYI and probably doesn't mater much on this application but for anything structural I would follow these suggestions. Best to you Izzy and glad to see you standing.
Watching this video at 1.75X speed makes your music sound hilarious. It’s like the Star-power up music from Super Mario bros.
This is a great idea 💡
12:38 The inner disc is actually moving SLOWER than the outside. The inner part is spinning at the same RPM as the outside, but the outside is moving a longer distance than the inside to maintain that same RPM (due to the larger radius). So the outside is moving faster than the inside.
Figuring out the speed difference is as easy as pi. SFPM = (PI * DIA * RPM) / 12
I’ve said it before but it bears repeating: you are very clever people and I hope you are keeping well 🌞
Great content. I reckon you should have a go at a belt design though, over the disk approach (which is always going to have the diameter speed issue).
Impressive.
Good idea. Thank's.
vauu - super video thenk you !!!!!
Don't know how you call the lovely lady on your left but Crazy Sharp Chisel works for me!
Does it play 33's and 78's? I was going to make a big disc for4 my lathe but this looks like it would be a lot better.
Very cool build. Thank you for sharing.
Just wondering about your comment at around 12:35 where you say "the disc is moving faster at the center than on the outside".
Thinking that it should be the opposite. That is, the disc should be moving faster toward the outer edge and the center would be moving the slowest.
Rotate the chisel support 90 degress and you will avoid the different velocities issue.
Holy, Dude!!!! Y'all are smart.. lol that design is pretty awesome. I dig it, I've built a few jigs for the drill press. But no way any of those, are they complex! Well done.. you both awesome.
Great channel 👍
Nice work,
The back of the chisel/plane blade needs to be perfectly flat and polished as well for best results.
Also, a mate of mine who is an incredible carver, uses straight MDF disks, on their face or edges, profiled edges for various non flat carving tools, with a light spray mist of water, loads them with a polishing compound and then polishes the faces to an absolute mirror finish. They're ridiculously sharp then....... totaly effortless paring of timber.
Probably achieve the same thing or similar with the 60K grit that you mentioned at the end.
Great Video , Maggie is so cool , I want a maggie in my shop !
Serious innuendo bingo going on in this one... rods, knobs and hardeners all over the place.
Very nice work
Great video. Thanks for the idea!
Thank you. It was nice your granddaughter helped!
I need one!!!
Very cool!
This is what I was looking for. Good job. Regards. :-)
I love the stuff you make.
I wish I had a place to make stuff but they made me take my workshop off of our apartment balcony.
Questions:
1. Have you thought about making a belt sander instead of a disc Sander to sharpen tools?
2. The belt reduction on most drill presses doesn't seem to slow it down enough for me.
Would a motor speed control work on a drill press like those used on a ceiling fan? I have used one on an antique desk fan for many years with no problem.
I did not know if it would work without damage on a larger drill press motor?
Use different size pulleys on each shaft. Larger on the disk, smaller on the driver to slow the speed down in the sharpener if your slowest drill press isn't slow enough.
Thanks dude and dudette that’s awesome! 😜Annyhoo you just gave ma a great idea for sharping my bowl gouges etc for wood turning! 🤘🏼🫵🏼🍻 Thanks Maggy for the tips on resin handles! ✌🏼🎉
Who’s that beauty😮
Great video great work woodworking great job. Great show
Does anyone other than me wish Shop Notes was still being published? I love my old issues and find myself going thru them when I have a lull in builds. Because of its format with the holes already in them, I have been able to save them all in binders. I'm old fashion and prefer to feel the paper as I flip through it.
Too cool!
Brilliant idea, Izzy! Fantastic work! 😃
Well done, guys!!!
Stay safe there with your families! 🖖😊
Excelente.
Coooooool 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
always looking fwd to your videos!
Terrific video. You explain things very well and don't gloss over mistakes. However, I would point out that the disc is moving faster on the outer rim than near the center. Just sayin'.
cool idea
Make a stropping and polishing wheel...
Izzy, what about making a tubular sharpening station but, instead of using plywood/mdf, make it out of poly. So you can use wet sandpaper too. Kinda like a "drum sander" type. Hope that makes sense.
Man, it is good to see you up and moving around. You're the best. Cheers :)
Nice build :)
This is super cool! I love the ingenuity of stuff like this especially when we make things have multiple uses.
However, I wonder if you wouldn't be just as well off making a tool holder for a disc sander instead?
That would be fine if you could control the speed of the disk sander and easily change the grit on the disc sander.
@@MichaeltheCrank fair points!
Grreat!
Great video
I would prefer the sandpaper on the rim so both sides of the chisel blade aare sharpened at the same rate. Like a bench grinder.
NICE!!!!
A nice Lady next to you !
Got it backwards. It's moving faster on the outside, not the inside. But aside from one "misspokenism" this was impressive.
That build music is umm something..
It is definitely out of our normal. But it is fun to try new things once in a while. lol
I had to stop watching. Couldn't handle it.
Move your support rod back some and aim your chisel edge right at the center of the disc and not off center. Now the chisel edge is always at the same distance from center. Ideally you would not even use the rod and just use a chisel guide on a flat surface between you and the disc.
Interesting project but I have to say I'm finding it far easier to make a decent, adjustable tool rest for a regular bench grinder. They can be cheap so almost everybody has one anyway, but the tool rests on cheap bench grinders are usually crap.
belt sander instead of disk would be the solution.
So sharp I pooped my pants!
the disc is spinning faster on the outer edge from the centre, but good job
I saw that. I miss spoke, but didn't have time to fix it. 😊
@@izzyswan you make great videos and projects
Yup! Same RPM but different "linear speed.
you said that your recommended starting tools were table saw, bandsaw, and drill press. Which ones would you advice, ( style or brand ) and i've seen a lot of your video in the last few days. How's your back since surgery?
Whenever anyone ask why you need a mill instead of using a drill press for lateral cuts or shaping, they point out that the bearings are not designed for that type of load. Don’t know if occasionally use once a year would make a difference but maybe you will be in a better position to comment over the years if this makes any difference in verticale play in your drill press.
Izzy this idea is great and i to saw it in shopnotes 😂 no matter i now , with what you showed at the end , that you’ll pump it up 👍🏼
By the way where is your idea with a table for the band saw ?
Love your vids and ideas Izzy thx for sharing ❤️🇨🇦👍🏼
I like Maggie's expression while Izzy's trying to be funny.
Where you a Benny Hill fan (the music....du dum da do do do...)?