Sharpening jig

Tony Thanks for the tip. I have some drywall sheets and will give them a try. I also have some out of

Brent, Thanks again for the recommendations. I used the chisels quite a bit today the way they came

On 02/09/2014 10:38 AM, Joe O wrote: > This is an interesting discussion in that it all depends on

I agree, after reading this again this week. I wondered why nobody was doing this. He states that

Hi Brent, Thanks for the info! On Thursday, March 29, 2012 5:56:18 PM UTC-7, Brent wrote: Hi David On

Thank you for your thoughtful responses to my inquiry. I'm waiting for delivery of a Norton SiC

Hi Ken Slow speed sharpeners are just fine - a little slow, I understand, but assuming you leave a

Brent, thank you for the detailed reply. This is a $10 Narex chisel, so the shattered edge isn't

Hi Nathan On 03/08/2011 7:18 AM, smithfarm wrote: > The first paper I tried is a locally

> How do you measure sharp? by how it cuts difficult wood... its subjective, but its obvious....

Hi Anthony Why didn't I think of ebay - that gets you the largest set of potential buyers, so

I noticed the 8x3 coarse crystolon for $12.74: http://www.hartvilletool.com/product/11924 Maybe a

Brent, thank you for your meaningful reply. VERY respectfully, Larry On Jul 29, 12:23 pm, Brent Beach

Brent.....I just retired and have all the stuff for your sharpening process, if anyone is interested.

Wow. Just Wow. I just spent the afternoon finishing the jig and sharpening my dad's old Bailey #5

Hi Bill On tilting the stone - not a good idea. For those who have not thought about this, a non-

Hi ... Now build the jig, get some really good abrasives and find out what a really well honed edge

You can find a sharpening jig from France here: http://tbenard.over-blog.com/article-30676114.html BR

Brent, I have already sent you an email about this, but I figure it couldn't hurt to post here as

Tom, I am new to carving and trying to learn how to sharpen my carving chisels. Your comment about

Hi Tom Glad you found the pages helpful. On the extension calculator, could you give my the full set

>> I also have experimented with 1/4 >> micron diamond paste, and it also takes me to a

Jack On Nov 23, 2:09 pm, Jack <jackhardcas...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > Brent, great page

Brent, My original note was too large and Google rejected it. Did you get your note with five

Dave > My standard method is to set the primary bevel with a coarse / very > coarse DMT diamond

Bill paircon01 wrote: > > Brent and gang... > First, may your new year be the best ever...

Hi I have been trying to grind primary bevels on plane blades using Silicon Carbide bench stones -

Hi The extension calculator page has been updated to include a METRIC version! Brent