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Tool Sharpening
Posted by:
Jeff Leonard
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Date: December 29, 2009 01:13AM
I am interested in any feedback or opinions on tool sharpening systems. I have a limited budget and was looking into the Grizzly T10010 wet grinder or the Woodturners Sharpening Kit from woodcraft. Anyone familiar with either one I would like your input as to the pros or cons of both.
Thanks so much for your time. Jeff Leonard Muskyfsh Re: Tool Sharpening
Posted by:
William (Bill) Jones
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Date: December 29, 2009 10:31AM
I use sic sandpaper glued to a hard flat surface like glass or corian & use some jigs to hand sharpen planes, chisles & other hand tools. Very enonomical. Klingspore, a sponsor of the EXPO, has the sandpaper in all grades. I generally finish with 2000. Jigs are available from a lot of different sources. I like Lee Valley Tools or Veritas tools, same company.
Power tools need to go very slow or you will burn the tools. Bill Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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